US Elections 2024: Thailand’s baby Hippo Moo Deng picks Trump for President | VIDEO

US president prediction: Thailand’s beloved baby hippo, Moo Deng, has become an unexpected political commentator after making a “prediction” at Khao Kheow Open Zoo. In a playful display, the two-month-old hippo confidently chose a watermelon labeled with Trump’s name over one marked for Kamala. This lighthearted moment has captured global attention.

Moo Deng’s unwavering choice, video surfaces

Known affectionately as the zoo’s “bouncy pig,” Moo Deng wasted no time heading straight for the Trump-labeled watermelon, chomping down enthusiastically. Her choice added an amusing twist to her already viral fame, which has significantly boosted zoo attendance since her debut in July.

A viral sensation with predictive power?

The baby hippo’s “pick” has quickly circulated on social media, with fans humorously suggesting that Moo Deng’s choice now stands among various predictors, like opinion polls and betting odds, in forecasting election results. As one fan quipped, “Coincidence? Watermelon doesn’t lie!”

While Moo Deng’s melon pick may not predict the future, the adorable moment has certainly charmed fans worldwide, adding to her status as an internet sensation.

Election day nears

As election day approaches, the U.S. and global audiences are on edge to see whether Kamala Harris will break barriers as the first female President or if Donald Trump will stage an extraordinary comeback. Both are in the last throes of their campaigns, targeting undecided voters in swing states.

Final campaign efforts

Trump and Harris are making intensive last-minute tours through battleground states. Harris is wrapping up her campaign in Pennsylvania, rallying in Philadelphia with Lady Gaga. Trump has been making rounds in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and Michigan, rallying his base with significant promises.

Pennsylvania has emerged as a key battleground, with both candidates planning rallies in Pittsburgh. Harris, while campaigning across rust-belt states, encounters resistance in Michigan due to dissatisfaction among the Arab-American community regarding U.S. foreign policy on the Israel-Hamas issue.