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#NSTviral: Late-night shop run turns into 'night safari' for family [WATCH]
A 1-minute and 22-second clip, shared by TikTok user @nurulshaharis, shows the family's encounters during their night drive—and has since gone viral.
Their first sighting was a pig crossing the road. A minute later, they spotted a cat sitting still in the middle of the road, which was soon picked up by a man waiting nearby. Then came the biggest surprise: a long, thick snake slithering across the road.
"After countless cries of 'Oh my God', Alhamdulillah we got home in one piece," she wrote in the caption.
The video has racked up over 100,000 views, with amused netizens flooding the comments and dubbing it a true "Malaysian night safari."
User @biddiboopbeep said: "Please share the location. I'd like to go while it's still free—might get charged later since it's basically a night safari."
Another user @booo commented: "Thank you for taking us along on your night safari. We really enjoyed the trip."
Meanwhile, @meowz asked: "Do you live in Australia or something? There were so many animals."
User @ash added: "If you spotted a tiger, that would've completed the night safari."
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