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Bizarre video of man riding an Ostrich through traffic goes viral

New Delhi: The video of a man riding an Ostrich bird through traffic in the middle of a busy main road is going viral on social media Viewers all over the world are taking about it. The footage shows the huge bird running at high-speed through traffic in the middle of a busy road in Almaty, Kazakhstan. However, it is fake. The Bank of Astana has claimed that it was behind the fake video. After spreading the video clip around the web, the bank revealed that the footage was very cleverly edited. Cameramen filmed the ostrich running through a pen towards a green screen. They then added it to the footage of the traffic on the road. Image: Facebook Image: Facebook Since last Friday, has been shared countless times on social media. Watch video: Video courtesy: nora tv/YouTube

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