Video Of 2 Kenyan Men Loading Huge Hyena On Boda Boda Puzzles Kenyans: "Wanaipeleka Wapi"

• Two middle-aged men were seen bundling a huge hyena onto a motorbike, with Kenyans speculating their possible reasons
• Netizens were also quite puzzled that the animal, known to be wild, was very calm and did not attack them; in fact, it looked injured, with blood oozing from its mouth
• Some Kenyans hilariously speculated that the men would kill the wild animal and later sell its meat to unsuspecting customers, while others thought they were taking it to the vet

A couple of men have puzzled and tickled Kenyans after they were seen loading a huge hyena onto a motorcycle.

Why did the hyena not attack the men?

Hyenas are known to be wild animals, and many Kenyans were puzzled as to why the animal was not attacking the men who were loading it casually, one enjoying himself as he smoked.

Upon closer inspection of the video shared by Ndung'u Nyoro, the calm hyena looked like it was bleeding, and some people speculated that the two were taking it to get medical attention.

Suspicious Kenyans hilariously wondered if the two were going to kill it and sell its meat or have it in delicacies like samosas.

Kenyans react to the video:

Nelson Rambez:

"I think they are taking it to the hospital."

Charlotte Tapkigen:

"I think bodaa guys will be the end of us. Let's assume he is taking it for fun!"

Dorcas Chiku:

"I can't believe this🤭🤭🤭🤭."

Johny Joe:

"Huyu ni Mbugua wa Thufu...lakini anaipeleka hospitali 😂😂."

Steve Kamau:

"They are risking their health by getting into contact with it's blood."

KWS says Hyenas attacking people were rabid

In another story, it was established that incidents of wild hyenas attacking human beings were on the rise in the past six months, with some university students being victims.

Some of the areas prone to hyena attacks were Juja in Kiambu county, Rongai and Eseleneki in Kajiado county.

The Kenya Wildlife Service explained why the hyenas have been unusually aggressive against human beings.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura Guthua, journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke