A surprising sight unfolded on Kochi's streets as a five-foot-tall ostrich was spotted casually strolling, captivating residents and sparking amusement online. The video, which quickly went viral, showed the exotic bird running on the road, guided by a man, leading to humorous reactions and comparisons to scenes from Jumanji, highlighting the unexpected nature of the event.
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