A cat will drive

One of the most popular cat films on the Internet recently is a video shot by the Pacific Insurance Company.

In the video, a small plane swooped down a road at breakneck speed and, after a few bounces and no loss of speed, crashed through a guardrail and into a river on the side of the road. The scene was striking: an army green helicopter parked on the road, a Toyota SUV in front and a white BMW behind.

As soon as the helicopter took off, it hit a flock of birds, sucked in the bird's engine, knocked out its turbine blades, lost power, lost balance, and crashed to the ground. This time, the man in the wheelchair hurriedly moved out of the way of the bird as it ran forward and threatened to collide. But the SUV was pushed forward, hitting the car in front of it, and the car behind it, and finally crashing into the guardrail on the right, where it came to a stop. This time, the bird flew sideways and hit the front bumper, leaving no mark. The bird flapped its wings again and again as if it were so, its movement barely visible against the blue sky. It then suddenly accelerated, slammed into a guardrail and careened into the parking lot, knocking over pedestrians in the parking lot.