See: Crocodile Eating Drone In The Video Shared By Sundar Pichai.
The viral footage showed the crocodile smoking through the mouth after eating the drone.
Sundar Pichai has a fairly simple Twitter account: he shares Google’s blog posts, updates on the company’s latest products, releases blessings on festivals, and reposts articles that attract his attention. But this morning, the CEOs of Google and Alphabet retweeted a video of a crocodile smoking with his mouth after capturing a drone in the air, which surprised some of his fans.
The recording, allegedly shot in Florida, shows the croc snapping its jaws shut around the little robot. Nonetheless, the gadget probably combusted minutes a while later, as the video shows smoke surging out of the creature’s mouth.
In an inscription going with the video, the robot administrator admitted they were attempting to have a nearby chance of the creature and figured that drone sensors would assist with staying away from the croc.
“We were attempting to get a nearby of the gator with its mouth open and figured the impediment evasion would make the robot fly away. It was just our subsequent time utilizing the sparkle,” composed the robot administrator.
This morning, Chris Anderson, the founder and former CEO of California-based drone company 3DR, shared this video on Twitter. “The crocodile snatched the drone from the air and quickly caught fire in its mouth,” he wrote when sharing the clip. Sundar Pichai retweeted his tweet without further comment.
(Disclaimer: Content in this video could be disturbing for viewers.)
The video angered many Twitter users, who called for stricter supervision of drones, especially around animals.
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