Two young women literally provoked a herd of cows on a pasture near Hirnsberg in Rosenheimer Land.
The animals turned, overcame the pasture fence and followed the women into the village.
The background to this was a so-called Kulitikata Challenge, which is currently enjoying great popularity on social media.
Cows are chasing two women
The women (21 and 22) had provoked the cattle in Rosenheimer Land
And all because of a so-called Kulikitaka challenge on social media
Rosenheim - There are some internet trends that you don't need to understand.
Scare cows and their calves in the pasture for likes in the social networks is certainly one of them.
A first case of the so-called “Kulikitaka Challenge” has now become known in Bavaria.
Two young women provoked a larger herd on a pasture near Hirnsberg near Rosenheim and as a result were followed by several cattle into the village.
The animals were so beside themselves that they overcame the pasture fence and stormed towards the settlement.
21-year-old rescues with a daring jump over the fence
According to the police, the two young women, 21 and 22 years old, made their way to the pasture late Saturday morning.
Her plan: To the rhythm of the song “Kulikitaka”, lower your head, raise your arms one by one and then rush towards the animals.
This is a variant of the “Kulikitaka Challenge” that is now known in other countries as the Scaring Cow Challenge, for which videos are currently being uploaded mainly in the TikTok network, in which people or animals are frightened.
The two women later stated that their action was intended as fun.
But the cows obviously didn't understand joke.
When the women had stepped into the pasture and positioned themselves, the first animal was already about to sprint on the intruders.
More cows quickly followed him.
The 21-year-old got herself to safety for the time being with a “remarkable jump” over the fence, according to the police.
Her 22-year-old friend tried to roll under the fence and suffered some minor injuries.
But the danger for the women was not over yet: the cows jointly broke through the pasture fence, which was apparently not electrically live, and chased the women into the village, as residents report.
There the fugitives escaped to a corsetry shop.
Meanwhile, the police were already on the move.
In the end she drove the cows back to the pasture with the help of the farmer who had been summoned.
It was unclear at the time of going to press whether the two young women could expect any criminal consequences.
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