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Dog mysteriously climbs to top of 455ft Great Pyramid of Giza, gets captured by paraglider

  • A dog was spotted at the top of the Great Pyramid of Giza on October 14, surprising a paraglider, Alex Lang.
  • The method of how the dog reached the pyramid's apex is unclear, and its fate post-footage is unknown.
  • Egypt has strict laws against climbing the pyramids, which can lead to three years in prison.
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