A video of a deer taking a panicked dip in the swimming pool of an Ontario recreation centre is going viral this week, with many people wondering h...
A video of a deer taking a panicked dip in the swimming pool of an Ontario recreation centre is going viral this week, with many people wondering how the heck the wild animal ended up in the building in the first place.
They then emerged on the opposite side with another dramatic jump, sliding across the slippery tiled floor before the video cuts to a different clip of workers still trying to follow and coax the poor thing as it takes another lap in the pool, looking for a way out."Y'all wouldn’t believe me if I told you a deer broke into the Vollmer Centre in LaSalle today," the poster captioned the minute-long video, which has now been viewed more than 427k times on their TikTok account alone.
"Last time I broke in and went swimming naked they called the police and made such a big deal of it," one person quipped, as others likewise joked about the animal merely wanting to take a swim. According to some comments, the deer did in fact make it out safely. But, as one person pointed out, it has Ontario's hunting season to worry about in just a few months.
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