Nepal: Old Video Showing A Rhino Peeing And Another Walking Out Of ATM Goes Viral Again

Many old videos resurface on social media and capture the attention of netizens yet again. A footage showing two rhinos at an ATM in Nepal, which initially went viral in 2022, has reappeared and created a buzz online. It shows one of them peeing in front of the ATM lounge and another walking out of the premises. It captures the reaction of a man who tried visiting the ATM but stepped back after seeing these animals there.

The visuals were recorded from the Chitwan district in Nepal, which is home to elephants, rhinos, and other wildlife. has the country's first national park.

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2 rhinos spotted at ATM in Chitwan

Talking of the viral video, it opens with a rhino peeing outside an ATM lounge seconds before showing another standing inside.

A man tries to enter for some money withdrawal, only to see someone else is already inside. Who? The rhino, which appeared to be checking the machine's functioning or inspecting it before this person could step in. The huge rhino blocked the entire passage, making the man wait for the animal's exit.

Seconds into the clip, the rhino casually walked out of the lounge. The man waited for his turn as people filmed the unexpected ATM visitor on camera.

Old video resurfaces

Recently, an Instagram page 'Lost in the Himalaya' posted the clip online. "Nepal isn't for beginners", read the post's caption.

Uploaded on March 24, the video has already attracted more than one million views and thousands of likes.

Netizens react

Internet users reacted to the unusual scene and wrote, hilariously, "You wait outside the ATM when someone (or a rhino) is already inside. That's basic civic sense". "They (rhino) were looking for lounge access", commented another.

A few netizens pointed out that a 100 Rupee banknote from Nepal features a Rhinoceros. Stating so, they wondered whether the animal entered to playfully take a look at its photo on the currency note.

"They want to claim all the rupee bills that have their photos on them", read a comment. "Umm sorry Sir! Just wanted to see how my photo came out on the national currency", another user posted.