Watch This Car Camouflaged In Sea Foam Almost Hit People

Extreme cases of sea foam might be more likely to generate giggles than terror, but that doesn’t mean the weather abnormality doesn’t have its own unique drawbacks. For the past few days, parts of Australia’s Sunshine Coast have been blanketed with the white substance, and the epidemic has caused plenty of problems in the form of camouflaged cars.

Take a look at these two police almost get hit by one of these terrifying vehicles below…

It’s really scary how this car just appears out of nowhere. Even when you’ve already seen the video and know it’s coming, it’s still hard to pick out the exact spot it appears from, which is why people should not be driving when there’s this much sea foam on the ground. It’s like ten to fifteen times worse than ice, which isn’t such a picnic in and of itself.

The sea foam is created when powerful storms push the water into the air. It becomes sea foam and eventually lands on the beach or even further from the ocean. In small quantities, it’s a fun curiosity, but in large quantities, well, the video does a pretty good job of explaining why that sucks.

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