The woman forms vertical lines on the wall with cow dung cookies.
The Internet is full of great content, which always amazes users around the world. One of those videos goes viral on Twitter and shows a woman placing cow dung cookies on a wall to dry them. Her talent for placing the cow dung cakes in the exact spot on the wall is praised by Twitter users.
The video was shared by Awanish Sharan, an IAS officer from Chhattisgarh Cadre with the caption, “Indian Basket Ball team is looking for her.”
The Indian basketball team is looking for her. pic.twitter.com/hE2dBy7nAu
— Awanish Sharan (@AwanishSharan) June 29, 2022
The viral video shows the woman masterfully throwing cow dung cookies high up a wall, where they get stuck in a straight vertical line. As she repeats the same step, she forms several vertical lines on the wall with the dung cakes.
The video has been viewed more than 1.5 million times and more than 48,000 likes on Twitter and users can post funny comments in the comment box.
“There are many hidden talents… that you have to discover on your own,” says one user.
Another user wrote: “Great aim and focus.”
Cow dung cakes have been used as a cooking fuel in India for decades. There is a festival known as The Gorehabba, which is celebrated in a village in Karnataka where participants throw cow dung on each other. It is similar to the Spanish tomato garland festival “La Tomatina”.
Jubilant crowds pelt each other with fists of cow dung as part of a traditional ritual to mark the end of the Diwali holiday in the village.
The festival starts with the collection of cow dung from houses with livestock in the afternoon.
Tractor carts transport the dung to the local temple, where a priest performs a small ritual. The dung is then placed in an open area, where men and boys wade through to prepare their weapons for the coming battle.
Every year, people from all over the world come to the village to take part in the messy battle.
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