Footage of Tourist Overreacting in S’pore Zoo Show Got Over 5 Million Views

What’s your worst fear?

Is it cockroaches? Goody Feed boss? Spiders? Ghosts?

Well, some people I know are deathly afraid of snakes.

Fear makes people run and scream, sometimes resulting in funny clips.

It’s nice to see Singapore hit the news globally, even if it’s a clip of a girl so scared of a snake she nearly wet herself.

Maybe she actually did. Who knows?

Tourists Scared AFAFAF At A Snake Show

I haven’t been to the zoo in a while, I’m not sure what shows they have there now.

But from the video posted in a tweet, I’m guessing it’s a public show where volunteers get to go into the enclosure to get up close with animals. Like the resident snakes.

My co-worker's sister wasn't ready man. pic.twitter.com/ENRPrr09zW

— Angela Rodriguez™ (@_ang03) July 1, 2019

You can watch the attached clip above.

As seen in the video clip, the pair of tourists are posing with a pretty big snake together with who I assume to be a professional trainer.

All still fun and games, right?

Until a group of trainers bring in the surprise.

*cue intense music*

Tourist no.1 noticed first, and while shocked, she remained calm.

Tourist no.2? Not so much.

Upon seeing the giant snake, she immediately screamed and ran for her life.

You can see that even the zookeeper in brown was shocked.

She also lost her balance and fell and rolled over in her panic.

Cue the Robert B. Weide meme?

Afterwards, she then ran towards the moat of the enclosure in her panic.

The trainer quickly attempted to pull her back, and perhaps due to some people’s speculations that she couldn’t swim, she backed off.

She was bout to jump in the water till she remembered she can’t swim lol

— IG @Hurley_lebeau (@HurleyLeBeau) July 2, 2019

She then continued running deeper into the enclosure, still fearing for her life.

Legend says she’s still running to this day.

While the clip is funny and apparently loved as it has gone viral, many tweets have responded with memes, jokes, and screenshots.

However, some tweets were not so happy about this.

I'd like to know where this happened. This isn't even remotely funny, and it's animal abuse. No professional zoo should behave this way. Animals should not be used for shock value, and all of you making jokes about this should be ashamed of yourselves.

— Chris Hogan (@Hogan698) July 3, 2019

What do you think?