'Where Are They Going?' Video Of Crows Taking A Free Ride On Mumbai Bus Is Trending

Our social media feeds are often brimming with delightful and puzzling antics of the animal kingdom, some of which bring joy while others leave our heads scratching. The latest sensation is a must-see: a flock of crows taking a bus ride. Yes, you heard that right. In a brief yet intriguing four-second clip, these birds are seen perched on the roof of a moving bus cruising the streets of Mumbai. This quirky scene has left the viewers both amused and intrigued.

The footage was shared on X (formerly Twitter) along with a humorous caption that read, “Where are they going.” The video shows a group of crows atop the BEST (Brihanmumbai Electric Supply and Transport) bus riding in the financial capital.

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The delightful scene of crows riding on a bus was shared on social media about two days ago and since then it has garnered significant attention online. Users didn’t miss an opportunity to share their amusing reactions in the comment section. Here’s how they reacted:

One user pondered, “Must be near Sassoon dock or some fishing port nearby. Waiting for baskets full of fish on taxi carriers.”

Another quipped, “Thak gaye hoge ud ud ke ab bus se travel krege (They must be tired with so much of flying that they decided to travel on a bus).”

A person chimed in with, “Even the crows are using public transport here!”

Many users wittingly played on the word ‘murder,’ which is used to describe a group of crows, with comments like, “Murder on the bus, literally” and “This is a daylight murder.”

Someone pointed out, “This a daily scene from Byculla to Worli by bus. Even birds conserve energy wherever possible, why the duck would you run a marathon?”

An individual wittingly commented, “The government should pose fine (travelling without a ticket).”

“Why did my mind automatically start singing Urvasi Urvasi,” a viewer shared.

A playful comment suggested, “Best should provide HAND-RAILS to facilitate the Seating Posture of Crows for a comfortable Tour of Bombay,” while another added, “Migrating cause cannot afford rent.”

The video has accumulated over 1.5 million views so far.