We all love a good day out at a theme park!

Riding the thrilling rollercoasters, eating cotton candy, playing funfair games, and just generally having the best time with your friends and family. Can't beat it, right?

The last thing one would want or expect when riding a rollercoaster is to be slapped in the face by an unknown feathery object...

This is exactly what happened to a young girl in Australia when having a fun day out at a theme park with her family, so keep scrolling to find out the unfortunate yet hilarious story...

Australia is home to many native animals.

The koala bear is Australia's most famous creature, but there are hundreds of other species that are unique to the country, such as kangaroos and platypuses.

The spiders aren't the only creepy creatures of the Land Down Under...

Australia homes thousands of species of bird, and some are pretty intimidating. You do not want to encounter a wild emu, a bird standing at 6 feet tall with a sharp beak and creepy red eyes.

Introducing the "Bin Chicken"...

So this bird isn't scientifically called a Bin Chicken... This is a White Ibis Bird, a long-legged wading bird that is native to Australia. Over the years, their presence in urban and heavily populated areas has soared, and now Ibis Birds flock to these locations and over-crowded areas.

They look pretty harmless, right?

Wrong! While they pose no threat or danger to us humans, they are perhaps one of the most irritating and pesky birds in the world. They are considered vermin in Australia, which is probably down to their consistent diets of food found in any form of trashcan or bin - hence the name "Bin Chicken."

Their long beaks serve an adapted purpose...

The Bin Chicken has a long narrow beak which helps it pick out food from narrow and deep containers, and it is indeed a fact that their beaks have evolved this way over time in order to allow the birds to scavenge from trash cans. Now if that isn't a heartbreaking reality for our environment, I don't know what is...

So as anybody who lives in or has visited Australia can relate...

Bin Chickens are annoying, greedy, a little disgusting... and they are everywhere.

The video shows Paige riding the rollercoaster with her uncle.

So far, so good! They both seem to be having an awesome time, with the rollercoaster going at incredible speeds with various drops and turns.

She receives an unexpected feathery visitor...

As the rollercoaster is rocketing down the tracks, in a split second a white feathery shape bounces off Paige's face, sending it catapulting through the air.

Turns out, Bin Chickens can fly...

Luckily for Paige, she only came away with a small scratch on her shoulder, a bruise and plenty of feathers. Her shock is made clear on the video, with the youngster shouting "what the f*ck" and looking around in disbelief - all whilst traveling at over 70mph.

The bird's wellbeing is still unknown...

It looked like a pretty hard hit, so it's sadly doubtful that the bird came out of the altercation completely unharmed.

The video has been viewed 188,000 times on Facebook...

People were expressing their humor over the situation, which comments such as "Holy sh*t I'm p*ssing myself! What are the chances?" and "I would unclip that seatbelt the minute I would see that bird coming."