The ‘Psychic’ elephant predicted Germany to beat England at Euro 2020 | Euro2020 News
Yashoda correctly concluded that Germany would lose France, beat Portugal and pull against Hungary.
A “magical” elephant from a zoo in Hamburg has predicted that Germany will beat England in their Euro 2020 final on 16 Tuesday.
Yashoda, 42, correctly concluded that Germany would lose their first game against France, beat Portugal and then face Hungary in public.
Animals of Yashoda, Hamburg Hagenbeck # KALUNDA2020– Elephant predictions accurately predict all German matches so far…
Because #GER v #ATATU, heavyweight football predicted Germany to compete against Hungary.
So much talking about him! #GERHUN pic.twitter.com/iGa6gXnjrs
– German Embassy London (@GermanEmbassy) June 23, 2021
He hoisted the German flag instead of removing the English from the missing basket at the Hagenbeck Zoo to entertain the many German fans who came to see him.
“I think we can all have this,” said facility manager Michael Schmidt.
Extreme soccer competitions often attract animals that claim to be magical in various ways.
During the 2010 World Cup, Paul the Octopus accurately predicted all seven of the German team’s matches.
When the mailbox meets the future predictions of # KALUNDA2020, math and computers … Just bring Octopus Paul please. 🐙 pic.twitter.com/0IJArbtfzi
– Kristof Scary (@HLNinEngland) June 25, 2021
Not surprisingly, Paul’s prediction that Spain would beat Germany in the final was incensed by many Germans, who called for him to eat after the game, prompting the Spanish Prime Minister at the time to provide “government protection” to the creature.
This probably sealed the agreement for the Spanish winners, as Paul had predicted.
Some social media users have also found ways to make predictions.
One video that was shown by viruses on car 24, representing the number of teams competing, is running on a treadmill.
The latter, according to the strange method, show that Germany and France are fighting after all other cars are out.
– No People Does Things (@HumansNoContext) June 27, 2021
