“10 Men Running Away”: A Cape Town Woman Films a Cow With Anger Issues Running Over Young Man

“10 Men Running Away”: A Cape Town Woman Films a Cow With Anger Issues Running Over Young Man

  • A Cape Town woman recorded a group of men trying to load a cow into a truck
  • The cow trampled one young man who couldn't get out of the way in time, while all the other men scattered
  • The viral video got over 25,000 reactions and 1,600 comments, with viewers debating whether the cow had anger issues
A video went viral.
A young woman shared a video she captured of a man being trampled by a charging cow. Images: @sinengomso.resha
Source: Facebook

A woman from Cape Town has shared a shocking video on the seventh of August showing the moment a cow with anger issues runs over a young man during a loading gone wrong.

Facebook user @sinengomso.resha, who lives in Cape Town, filmed the dramatic incident that has left South Africans stunned.

The video shows about 10 men trying to pull a stubborn cow towards a truck. The animal was clearly resisting their efforts, refusing to move forward despite multiple people pulling on its horns. Everything changed when someone decided to hit the cow from behind with a stick to make it cooperate.

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The moment the cow felt the stick, it became furious and started charging forward at full speed. Most of the men who were pulling the cow managed to jump out of the way quickly, but one young man wasn't fast enough. The angry cow aimed its horns directly at him and trampled him to the ground.

The woman recording immediately moved her phone away as everyone rushed to check on the injured man. You can hear the panic in people's voices as they try to help him after the cow knocked him down.

A video went viral.
A woman from Cape Town shared a video showing how a cow trampled a young man. Images: @sinengomso.resha
Source: Facebook

Mzansi reacts to the incident

South Africans had mixed reactions to the dramatic cow incident, with some finding humour in the situation.

@Sylvester Chicks joked:

"😂😂😂I think he's not a family member."

@Andries Matyila laughed:

"😂😂 10 men running away 😂😂😂"

@Tlhogi Sphume advised:

"Always stay in the middle when it comes to these types of situations 🤣🤣🤣"

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@Aubrey La Herrington said:

"They wanted the cow to come, now the cow is coming, but in a different direction 😂😂😂"

@Mzamani Kwinika noted:

"Lesson number 1, you do not fall down in critical moments."

@Zwelakhe Boy Boy confessed:

"I'm the guy who hit the cow behind, and it became very angry."

How to control a cow

According to experts at the University of Minnesota Extension, proper cattle handling is vital for safety. They explain that cows need to be moved calmly and quietly, as yelling and sudden movements make them stressed and unpredictable. The most important rule is staying calm because scared cows move in hurried and dangerous ways.

The experts say you should never approach cows from behind because they have a blind spot there, which can make them kick or take off suddenly. When moving cattle, handlers should position themselves at a 45 to 60 degree angle from the cow's shoulder to stay visible while guiding the animal safely.

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The video went viral with over 25,000 reactions and more than 1,600 comments. Many people were concerned about the man's condition, while others noticed that the cow only became aggressive after being hit with the stick.

Watch the Facebook reel below:

Other stories of animals causing chaos

  • Briefly News recently reported on sheep escaping from a trailer before Eid celebrations, but what the shepherd had to do to catch them left traffic completely disrupted.
  • A woman revealed she used her NSFAS funds to buy livestock instead of books, but her reason for making this controversial choice impressed many South Africans.
  • A truck full of sheep heads was spotted driving through Johannesburg, but what people saw inside the vehicle left the whole country disturbed.

Source: Briefly News

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Nerissa Naidoo (Human Interest Editor) Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za

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