In the New York subway, a coffee-rat rat is seen: the spectacle caused a lot of feedback on the network
'06.12.2019'
Source: foxnews.com
New York subway passengers noticed on the platform a rat that carried a paper cup of coffee in its teeth. What he saw became the subject of extensive discussion on the Internet and touched upon the problems of the subway of America's largest city. This publication writes Fox News.
You can see everything in the vibrant New York subway, but a rat with a cup of coffee is what you least expect to meet on your way. However, just such a picture was observed by one of the passengers at the MTA metro station in Brooklyn on Wednesday, December 4.
“It made my day!” Tweeted Melissa Walker, who posted the 30 second video of the rodent. She clarified that this happened on the line of the Franklin Ave station in Brooklyn.
Made my whole day !! #coffeerat #nyc #MTA #pix11 Franklin ave brooklyn pic.twitter.com/Y2VsyGsAd2
- Melissa Walker (@Melissa_Writes1) December 4 2019 p.
Viral video
The video, which is already becoming viral, has more than 63 thousand views. The rat called #coffeerat runs hastily along the platform and carries a small cup of coffee in its teeth.
"I cant! Oh my god, ”Walker says in the background.
Unsurprisingly, the rare sight caused a lot of fun on the net.
“Most likely, she brought this coffee to the rat boss,” one Twitter user wrote.
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“I would jump five meters and scream out of fear! #coffeerat shows what a terrible state the metro is in, ”comments another Twitter user.
The following commentator even joked: “Is she begging?”
And another user of the social network remembered another 2017 virus video of the year about the metro rat and commented: “This rat cousin with pizza brings coffee to a chuckle lunch.”
As reported, earlier the city authorities planned to implement an experimental rat sterilization program to control the birth rate of rodents. The chemicals that were going to feed them would make rats sterile for several weeks. In this case, as noted by scientists, the tool is toxic only to rodents and will not affect the health of humans or other animals.
