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Angry ram knocks a drone out of the air and chases down photographer

By Casey Chan Published September 2, 2014, 10:23 pm ET

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Meet Ram. It rams things it doesn’t like. Meet Drone. It buzzes around and films things it sometimes shouldn’t. Ram meet drone. Ram rams drone. Ram chases down photographer who tries to save drone. Ram is like celebrities who freak out on the paparazzi for getting too close. Celebrities are just like us. Ram is us.

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