WATCH: Australian twins go viral for crazy news interview
The bizarre interview has stunned millions of viewers.
Science has not yet been able to explain many strange and interesting phenomena between twins.
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Except for anecdotal reports and stories, it might still be a while before people who aren't twins can understand what they experience and the bond between them.
A set of Australian twins has recently captured the attention of people worldwide.
A local Australian news channel, 7News Queensland, covered the story of a carjacker and interviewed not one witness but two, identical twins, Bridgette and Paula Powers.
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The Powers sisters explain how their mother and another man had interacted with the thief and how frightening the incident was.
One Instagram comment probably sums it up perfectly: “Nothing can prepare you for the witness interview 7 News decided to run with on this story."
Watch the video that has captivated over six million people here:
@7newsq Witnesses are recounting the mayhem that unfolded on the Sunshine Coast. Two sisters have told of how their mother and a man raced to help when the carjacked SUV rolled on Steve Irwin Way, only to find the gun-wielding car thief emerging from the wreck. #7NEWS
♬ original sound - 7NEWS Queensland
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The original video seems to have been removed from the 7News feed on X, but the clip has now spread like wildfire across the internet.
Some comments included people joking that "Australia cannot be real" or "This is the kind of scene you couldn’t script, characters you couldn’t invent".
While many were shocked to see the twins talking in unison, others took this opportunity to point out that the twins are local heroes for other reasons.
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Known as the Twinnies, they are passionate about wildlife rescue and have worked with the late Steve Irwin.
They left school in the 10th grade for health reasons, but started focusing on their passion for animal care. By coincidence, they met Irwin when trying to save a sea turtle.
After their meeting, they started working at the Australia Zoo and have a charity called Twinnies Pelican and Seabird Rescue.
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They are also very aware that they are now viral sensations.
Another daily news channel, The Project, decided to talk to the Twinnies and discover the story behind the synchronised talking.
Watch the video here:
@theprojecttv Sunshine Coast sisters Bridgette and Paula Powers gave a joint eyewitness account of a dramatic carjacking and shooting on the Bruce Highway, making global headlines after speaking in sync. But can one twin speak without the other? We found out.
♬ original sound - TheProjectTV
Hopefully their new fame has also brought some attention to their good cause.
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