WATCH: Hilarious documentary on POTHOLES in SA

A hilarious South African POTHOLE documentary with David Attenborough’s voice has gone viral.

WATCH THIS HILARIOUS DOCUMENTARY CALLED A TRUE SA SAFARI

Comedian Themba Robin posted a video of a true South African safari.

In this hilarious POTHOLE documentary, potholes are called Replicis Mytyresis every F%$&# weekis.

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“It has two secret weapons: It has learned to take advantage of a crumbling infrastructure and lazy repair work coupled with the fact that it is asexual. It means a single pothole can reproduce faster than two horny rabbits in a field full of horny rabbits.

“With no natural predators, a strong independent pothole is free to prey on small to medium-sized vehicles.”

Themba

‘POTHOLES ARE ASEXUAL – A SINGLE POTHOLE AN REPRODUCE FASTER THAN HORNY RABBITS’

Narrating in a brilliant David Attenborough accent, Themba explains that South African potholes are “extinct only in the Western Cape” and are “far superior to other species found elsewhere in the world”.

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Comedian Themba in the video says the rainbow nation finds increasing potholes at the end of the rainbow rather than pots of gold.

Themba posted the video less than 24 hours ago, and it’s already received over half a million views on Facebook. Watch below to see why.

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Yesterday, a video of a South African man taking a bath in a POTHOLE with a beer went viral on TikTok.

MORE VIDEOS OF POTHOLES IN SA HAVE GONE VIRAL RECENTLY

It is unknown where the video was taken or who the man in the pothole is.

Meanwhile, the South African National Roads Agency SOC Limited (SANRAL) said collaboration is key to fixing potholes on South Africa’s national, provincial, and municipal roads.

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In a statement on Saturday, the National Department of Transport (NDOT) called on the private sector and the public to assist in eradicating potholes on South Africa’s roads.

SANRAL HAS URGED THE PUBLIC TO USE APP TO REPORT POTHOLES

SANRAL launched the SANRAL Pothole App for the public to be able to report potholes easily.

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