Copycats flock to picnic table in Taiwan park after wildlife cam livestream catches couple getting it on
An area of Yangmingshan National Park, just north of Taipei in Taiwan, is attracting a lot of attention after footage captured on a wildlife livestream went viral.
The footage showed graphic broadcast of a couple engaging in sexual activity at a nearby picnic table. Taipei Times reports. The broadcast was live on YouTube and spread across social media, naturally causing impersonators to appear at the park’s picnic table.
Copycats aren’t the only ones coming to pay their respects. Huge crowds gather at the viral romantic spot, and with that comes complaints about noise and bright lights.
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Park officials tried to stop the flow of visitors by moving the picnic table. This did little to slow people down. They wanted to visit the table in its rightful place, and to do so, they moved the table back.
“Taiwanese have a remarkable way of creating shared memories” and “a tendency to unite over the most unexpected things,” according to comments about the picnic table on social media. These include dancing in the field at night, performing choreographed glow stick shows, posing for photos, holding banners and dressing up in costumes such as maid outfits and dinosaur suits, the Taipei Times reported.
The Qingtiangang district of Yangmingshan National Park in Taipei, Taiwan is a popular destination known for its landscapes and cattle roaming the grasslands. (Craig Ferguson/LightRocket)
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There is also an argument that this is disturbing wildlife in the national park, which is a valid concern. The legend of the picnic table will live on long after the crowds fade away.
What happened to the couple responsible for possible accidental sex at the picnic table livestream? It was announced on Friday that Taipei’s Shilin Police District had identified a suspect.
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A couple was caught having sex on a wildlife livestream at a picnic table in a park in Taiwan. (Getty)
According to the Taipei Times, the man has not yet appeared for questioning, although he said he would. He also stopped responding to police attempts to contact him. The pair are “suspected of violating public indecency and related offenses under the Criminal Code.”
If the man continues to ignore lawful subpoenas without good reason, police may issue a warrant for his arrest.
