An Adorable Baby Elephant Has Gone Viral After Finding Herself in a Pretty Embarrassing Situation That Will Make You Smile
A sweet baby elephant has become an internet sensation by winning people's hearts after finding herself in a humiliating situation.
The cute little baby elephant was trying to climb over a fallen tree but failed as she got stuck. The entertaining moment was captured on camera by a local, and the outcome will brighten your day!
Right outside the town of Chowkham in India, a mother elephant and her two calves were strolling through the backwoods. Some locals were escorting these three elephants as they went on their stroll.
Eventually, one of the calves, a 2-year-old named Phantom, came across an obstacle: a fallen tree was directly blocking his path. As a very determined and goal-oriented animal, the little elephant tried his best to follow in his mom’s footsteps and climb over the tree, but the circumstances were too tough for him, and he got stuck.
Nevertheless, the little one persisted, and his determination paid off at last, as he managed to make it over, but it was not easy! After nearly embarrassing himself, the valiant Phantom continued his journey, staying close to his mom, Maruti, and his 7-year-old older sibling, Babulal.
Although the elephant family strolls freely through the forest, they are also very familiar with the residents of the area, and they appear to feel quite comfortable around them.
Phantom Comes Across a Hindrance...
Elephants are the largest land mammals on the planet, and they have particularly enormous bodies, huge ears, and long trunks. Their trunks help them pick up objects, greet other elephants, blow trumpets, and suck up water for drinking or washing, among other things.
The Little Baby Elephant is Very Persistent
Both male and female African elephants have tusks, and each individual can be left-tusked or right-tusked. The tusk they use the most is usually smaller due to frequent usage, as elephant tusks serve many purposes.
These elongated teeth can be used to secure the elephant's trunk, pack food, lift and move objects, and strip bark from trees. Additionally, during droughts, elephants even use their tusks to find water underground by digging holes.
Elephants need vast land areas to survive and meet their natural needs. When elephants encounter each other, one might touch the other’s face, or they might intertwine their trunks.
This trunk intertwining is similar to a human handshake in that it can serve similar functions such as greetings and affirmations, as well as a way of comparing strengths.
Yay! The Little Baby Elephant Has Finally Made It Across...
Click below to watch Phantom’s viral video as he attempts to go over the fallen tree!
Elephants are herbivores, so they eat a wide variety of plants. An elephant can feed for as long as 18 hours on average and consume hundreds of pounds of plant matter in one day.
Did you know that an adult elephant eats around 220 pounds of food and drinks 100 liters of water each day? Oh, well... Leave your thoughts about this adorable baby elephant below.
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