Did you see the viral video of the dog that climbed a pyramid in Egypt? All about the structure where you actually stay! Credit: Instagram
Surely you have seen the viral video of a dog, which was captured at the top of the pyramids of egypt. The video, shared by a paramotor enthusiast. marshall mosher While flying over the heritage sites, people wondered if the dog really stayed in the pyramid. In a post on Instagram, Mosher had written: “Just as these ancient monuments have stood the test of time, built stone by stone with sheer will, determination and vision, we too can create lasting legacies when we relentlessly pursue our dreams: if that dream is to fly over the pyramids or a dog’s dream to have the most epic view of all Egypt!”
Which pyramid did the dog climb?
The viral dog was seen on top of the Pyramid of Khafrealso known as the Pyramid of Khafre, which is the second largest of the three famous pyramids on the Giza Plateau in Egypt. Built during the reign of Pharaoh Khafre around 2570 BC. C., has a height of 136 meters (originally 143 meters), a little shorter than the Great Giza Pyramidbut it often appears higher due to its elevated position on the plateau. The pyramid is part of a larger complex that includes the Great Sphinx, which is believed to have the image of Khafre.
Can you climb the pyramid of Giza?
Of course not. Climbing the pyramid is strictly prohibited due to the potential danger and historical importance of the structure. However, apparently no one gave this dog the memo.
While many users commented on how incredible it was to see the dog perform this climb, many were concerned for his well-being. Some asked Mosher to contact the fire department to rescue the dog, while others were worried if the animal was hungry and couldn’t come down. So Mosher organized a rescue mission the next morning, but this time he couldn’t spot the dog. However, on another trip, he saw the dog going down the pyramid.
It turns out that the dog lives near the pyramid, like many others, and makes a regular pilgrimage to its summit. “The famous dog of the Great Pyramids was finally seen coming down after his morning climb by @retreatours,” Mosher wrote in another video on social media, which captured the dog’s return from his morning walk.
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