With snow covering much of B.C.’s South Coast, many people — and at least one rodent — have headed to the hills to enjoy a little tobogganing.
Some sledders were making their way down Ryan Street hill in Victoria Tuesday afternoon when they collided with a large rat that came running into their path.
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Seventeen-year-old Cole Salsman captured the rat’s journey on his GoPro camera.
Salsman was barrelling down the hill, asking “We hitting the ramp, boys?”
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Instead of hitting a ramp, the rat hit him after a close encounter with another toboggan.
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Other sledders screamed as the rodent scurried away, presumably unharmed.
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