Viral Video Of Humanoid Robot Running Behind Pigs In Poland Confuses Internet

A typical sci-fi movie is bound to cross your mind after watching his hilariously confusing video, which is going insanely viral on social media for an endless number of reasons! The clip, believe it or not, showed a humanoid robot running after some pigs in Warsaw, Poland. As per netizens, the bizarre move was to help curb the issue of ‘wild pigs invading’ European cities. The video showed the bot running across a parking lot in the dark, while three wild pigs ran way ahead of the bot.Unfortunately enough, the bot seemingly failed to catch hold of the animals, but was successful in shooing them away. The video even showed the robot using hand gestures at the end, as if trying to further scare them away– much like how humans do.The video soon

went viral, and left many with multiple reactions. It was only then that it was revealed that the incident was possibly a “promotional stunt”. As per the New York Post, the robot in question was Edward Warchocki, who is an "influencer robot”. Warchocki is reportedly Chinese firm Unitree’s ubiquitous G1 humanoid bot.This is not the first time that Warchocki was seen doing something unusual; the robot had also sang on stage, chased marathon runners, visited the Polish Parliament and such, as per the New York Post. Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post:“I'm herding the wild boars into the forest,” the post read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by the handle ‘edwardwarchocki’. It was shared a few days ago and pulled more than 3M views from people.

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— Edward Warchocki (@edwardwarchocki) April 12, 2026

Internet’s reactions: “Edward, get ready for the rematch. The Wilds will come back stronger,” a user joked. “Bravo @edwardwarchocki They say you caught them all, is that true?” asked the next internet user in the comment section.ALSO READ: WATCH | This Chinese Robot Can Run As Fast As Usain Bolt “At this point I will no longer ask what is going on in Poland and only add this,” wrote the next person. “It's a next-generation scarecrow,” added another person. “Awesome, but someday those Edward-types will probably be chasing us down for no reason too,” added another.