It’s becoming more and more common for phone cases to change designs to suit your mood and style. From glossy silicone to sophisticated leather, the variety of phone cases available has made it easy for people to show off their personality through the look of their phone.
Recently, an unusual phone case caught the attention of the Internet and left PETA “upset.”
A viral video has surfaced on the Internet in which a woman is seen using a phone case with a live anthill inside. The video has left Internet users stunned.
The transparent cover shows a maze that ants walk through as she goes about her daily activities. The Instagram video has garnered more than 13 million views, with the overlay text reading: “This woman has an ant farm as her phone case.”
PETA responded to the video by saying: “If those ants are real, we’re being annoying. I can’t believe we have to say this, but please keep ants out of your phone cases.”
The video has sparked mixed reactions online. One user said: “I’m not a leftist, but that’s animal abuse. Phones get hot when we use them and the sun heats them up quickly too.”
Other users commented: “The unnecessary cruelty is disgusting,” “The things people do to get attention,” “It’s disgusting,” and “Psychotic.” Another user joked: “I’d be nervous if I had that phone case.”
One user claimed the video made them “anxious,” another commented, “People suddenly care about ants?”
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