ZEBRA TURNS FARM SHOP INTO HIS OWN PERSONAL PLAYGROUND<br />WITH PIX AND VID<br />By Shuk Yee Tsang<br />A zebra has been filmed casually wandering into a farm shop and garage space, behaving more like a curious customer than a wild animal.<br />The footage was shared by Luke Cornell, owner of Cornellskop, a wildlife farm in the Van der Stel Pass Valley near Botrivier, South Africa, where the unusual <br />encounter took place.<br />In the video, the zebra can be seen walking into the shop area, investigating bins, scratching against parked vehicles and inspecting a car from all angles. <br />In one clip, the zebra continues eating while a chicken perches comfortably on its back, adding to the surreal farmyard scene.<br />The zebra, named Colombia, is well known on the farm for his inquisitive personality and relaxed behaviour around his surroundings.<br />Cornellskop, is home to a wide range of African wildlife and operates as a conservation-focused farm where animals are cared for under strict veterinary and <br />permit guidelines.<br />Luke, who has worked with animals for over 35 years, says moments like these reflect daily life on the farm, where animals are allowed to express natural <br />behaviours in a safe, enriched environment.<br />Cornellskop said: “Colombia was just being his normal farmyard animal self. <br />“It was raining outside, so he decided to try and feed himself indoors.<br />“It was very much birthday vibes on the farm that day.”<br />ENDS
