Paraglider Marshall Mosher caught a dog basking in its solitude atop the Pyramid of Khafre in Egypt on video last week. The clip has gone mega-viral.

Soaring high into the sky, paragliders are used to enjoying fascinating aerial views of some of the world’s most famous ancient landmarks. But the landmarks don’t usually have dogs hanging out on top of them.

The sight was spotted by paragliders while flying over the Great Pyramids at sunrise earlier this week. The next day another adventurer discovered the same dog safely descending the pyramid.

Pyramid of Khafre in Giza has been trending on social media over the past few days. The impressive scene – which amassed millions of views – was captured by paraglider Marshall Mosher and his fellow paragliders while flying over Egypt's Great Pyramids at sunrise this week.

The dog that gained widespread attention after climbing one of the Ancient Egyptian Pyramids of Giza has successfully descended and is safe again with his fellow four-legged friends. Paramotor pilot Marshall Mosher captured the moment he spotted the canine exploring the apex of the pyramid,

It appears that the dog, which some have dubbed "Anubis," has won a place in the hearts of netizens, as seen in comments.

A paraglider who flew over the Great Pyramid in Egypt was astounded to see, right at the very top, a dog. Alex Lang noticed movement at the apex of the pyramid in Giza and zoomed in with his camera to find out what it was.

A stray dog spotted by a paragliding tourist on top of Giza's Great Pyramid has become an online sensation, with many likening the canine's features to the ancient Egyptian God Anubis. The cream dog with light brown spots – named "Boka" by social media users – climbed the pyramid of Khufu late last week.