@SnowBoundTape's comment on 'Twitter is very angry because some ruskie run over some hecking rare antelopes :marseysoyhype: with a train :marseytrain:'

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A video appeared in Russian Telegram channels that reportedly shows a train driving through a a herd of dozens of endangered Mongolian antelopes - dzerens, when the animals ran out in front of a moving train onto the railroad tracks near the… pic.twitter.com/OaKnkc0DuC
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) February 4, 2025

I assume someone stole the money for a fence along the track...
— #c (@RealHitmanZeus) February 4, 2025

Oh yea, just put fences along all train tracks throughout Russia, that's definitely feasible :marseyeyeroll:

This is what also would have happened in case their own soldiers were on the railroad track.
— Chris Mol (@ChrisMol7) February 4, 2025

Then why are you bitching about some goats? :soycry:

It seems that they didn't even try to stop the train???
— Atoll (@Atoll32423838) February 4, 2025

What would have been the point? By the time the train would have stopped they would have been minced meat anyway :marseyshrug:

To be fair, a train cannot stop like a car, if long enough it can take multiple kilometres to stop a train fully.
— Tristan Latulippe (@LiquidPapier) February 4, 2025

:marse#yhesright:

Do you have a feeling that train is trying to slow down?
— Choďák 🇨🇿 🇪🇺 (@PetoPar) February 4, 2025

Literally no point in trying at that distance
— RoadHazard (@RoadHazard19) February 4, 2025

And how do you know when he noticed them? And speed of train doesn't look high.
— Choďák 🇨🇿 🇪🇺 (@PetoPar) February 4, 2025

A herd isn't large enough to make a difference. A heavy goods train can take several kilometers to stop.

By the time you see the herd, you're not gonna stop in time. You will only damage the train and rails if you panic brake that thing, and you'll still hit them regardless.
— RoadHazard (@RoadHazard19) February 4, 2025

Sure, it's fully possible that the zigger was too drunk to pay attention to his surroundings but that doesn't change the fact that at this point it was too late to stop the train :marseydrunk: