A group of bikers in Indonesia were left stumped when they came acrossa mysterious figure running down a dirt track and into a bush.

The human-like creature was spotted in Banda Aceh, on the northern tip of the island of Sumatra.

The group were travelling down a track on motorbikes when the naked creature appeared out of a bank of trees and carried a large stick.

When the man appears, one of the bikers falls onto the ground in surprise as the mystery figure runs away from the group.

After looking around the rest of the group, the biker fitted with the camera continues down the track in pursuit of the creature.

The motorcyclist turns a corner at a junction in the track and catches the humanoid figure jumping into the bushes out of sight.

They stop at the spot where the creature disappeared and look into the bushes.




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THIS IS THE TYPE OF TOPIC I LOVE..
IS IT IDENTIFIED.??
IS IT A CONFIRMED ALIEN.??
WE NEED MORE PICTURES.

A biker, who has a camera fitted to its helmet, chases the mystery figure down the path.

The figure appears to be naked and is carrying a large stick.

The group stops at the spot where the creature disappeared and try to follow it through the long grass until they reach a dead end.

Since being released on March 22, the video has been watched more than two million times.

Social media users in Indonesia have speculated as to what or who the creature could be.

One user commented on the video, calling it 'rookery', while another suggested that it was a man who had taken off his clothes to have a bath in the river.

Another YouTube user said he thought the creature looked like Smeagol, or Gollum, a character in the Lord of the Rings.

Interesting.

Imagine if the bikers were Nigerians...

If na 9ja na dem( witches and wizard)

NEXT TIME YOU CATCH THE CREATURE ALIVE AND BECOME RICH

*drops off from bike*
unclezuma
cutehector
xstry
zarzar
make una come see

Result of experiment gone wrong?

oloriooko:
Result of experiment gone wrong?

Indonesia is not technologically advanced to what you just assumed.

No fvck given, Indonesians are fetish

That's an alien na. Kini big deal?
They have come to eat ya brain, just donate it to them

Adesiji77:


Imagine if the bikers were Nigerians...

I refuse to laugh

........dead

tk4rd:

IS IT A CONFIRMED ALIEN.??

There goes......

@Billyonaire your attention is needed here. it's seems as if the Anunakis are back again

run for your life they are here to eat ur brainz out

The guy looks like seun from the back

interesting

Egbere or bushbaby

Goahead:
Indonesia is not technologically advanced to what you just assumed.

Must the scientists be of Indonesia origin?

Adesiji77:
Interesting.

Imagine if the bikers were Nigerians...

Na 2 run na.

Explorers baba. ds one na anoda one ooo. They must find them ooo




drabeey was HERE

Hoax.

Na wa oo

na egbere be dat.....Shey the thing no drop any sleeping mat cos na money be dat ooo..... whether eBay or BabalawoBay

Goahead:
Indonesia is not technologically advanced to what you just assumed.

Can you give credence to your post as to why you think they are not technologically advanced? We can learn one or two things.

Modified:

Living in an agrarian and maritime culture the people in Indonesian's archipelago have been famous in some traditional technologies, particularly in agriculture and marine. In agriculture, for instance, the people in Indonesia, and also in many other Southeast Asian countries, are famous in paddy cultivation technique namely terasering. Bugis and Makassar people in Indonesia are also well-known with their technology in making wooden sailing vessel called pinisi boat.[268]

Aerospace

Palapa satellite was first launched in July 1976, making Indonesia the first developing country to operate its own satellite system.
In aerospace technology, Indonesia has a long history in developing military and small commuter aircraft as the only country in Southeast Asia to produce and develop its own aircraft, also producing aircraft components for Boeing and Airbus, with its state-owned aircraft company (founded in 1976), the Indonesian Aerospace (Indonesian: PT. Dirgantara Indonesia), which, with EADS CASA of Spain developed the CN-235 aircraft, which has been exported to many countries. B. J. Habibie, a former Indonesian president played an important role in this achievement. While active as a professor in Germany, Habibie conducted many research assignments, producing theories on thermodynamics, construction, and aerodynamics, known as the Habibie Factor, Habibie Theorem, and Habibie Method respectively.[269] Indonesia also hopes to manufacture the South Korean KAI KF-X fighter.[270] Indonesia is also the first developing country to launch its own satellite system, known as Palapa.[271] Palapa is a series of communication satellite own by Indosat. The first satellite, PALAPA A1 was first launched on 8 July 1976 Florida time, or on 9 July 1976 Western Indonesian Time on a US rocket, Delta 2914, from the Kennedy Space Center.[272] As of 2016, Indonesia has launched 11 satellites to connect alongside the archipelago.[273]

Infrastructure
Indonesia has a well established railway industry, with its state-owned train manufacturer company, the Indonesian Railway Industry (Indonesian: PT. Industri Kereta Api), located in Madiun, East Java. Since 1982 the company has been producing passenger train wagons, freight wagons and other railway technologies and exported to many countries, such as Malaysia and Bangladesh.[274] In the 1980s an Indonesian engineer, Tjokorda Raka Sukawati invented a road construction technique named Sosrobahu which becomes famous afterwards and widely used by many countries. The technology has been exported to Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and the United States.[275]

Internet
Main article: Internet in Indonesia
With an estimated userbase of 132,700,000, Indonesia is one of the top ten largest countries by number of Internet users,[276] and its Facebook and Twitter user populations are fourth and third largest, respectively, of any country.[277][278] The majority of Internet users in Indonesia are between the ages of 18 and 25, with an average Internet usage of 4.7 hours daily.[279][280][281] Approximately 85% of Internet users depend primarily on their mobile phones for access, while the number of laptop users is greater than that of personal computer and tablet users combined.[282] The Internet remains a relatively new communication medium in Indonesia. Like other developing countries, Indonesia began Internet development in the early 1990s.[283] Unusually, Indonesia's Internet participation began with a small private group, known as the "Paguyuban Network", or "Network Group".[283] Its first Internet service provider, IndoNet, began operation in Jakarta in mid-1994.[283]

Source: Wikipedia

Winch

I would love to see the video .

K

Adesiji77:
Interesting.
Imagine if the bikers were Nigerians...

definitely if they were nigerians na sweetmeat oo!

unclezuma:


Tdayof I know this is not your forte but isn't that "Small foot"?

Hmm I don't know what that is but if I was among the bikers, I'm going back where I came from. Imagine it leading you to a forest with it siblings waiting

Adesiji77:
Interesting.

Imagine if the bikers were Nigerians...

They would probably kill it and eat it.

It would grace front page.

" see the strange animal we killed"

Followed by pics of roasting