Baby Elephant Viral Video

Beer, a weak premature baby elephant was rescued by the team of Indian forest officer Parveen Kaswan in September 2020.

The video shows the elephant family sleeping "blissfully" somewhere in the jungle.

A clip captures the endearing sight of the young calf engaging in a dust bath, rolling joyfully in the dirt to the delight of onlookers.

A heartwarming scene unfolds as an entire elephant family gathers to rescue a small baby trapped in mud at Addo Elephant National Park.

A video of the heartwarming rescue operation was shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer Susanta Nanda.

"The baby elephant did so well! Always keeping an eye on what's behind," a social media user said.

The elephant is seen making various attempts by nudging the baby, using its trunk to wake the calf up. However, all efforts go in vain.

The snippet opens with one of the slightly bigger elephants overpowering the younger one.

In the video, a baby elephant and its mother are drinking water from a pool when the calf suddenly falls into the water.

The video shows a baby elephant and its family in Anamalai Tiger Reserve.

The video shows a mother elephant guiding her calf along a forest path.

An old video of a mother elephant teaching her baby how to slide down a muddy hill has resurfaced on Twitter.

The video was shared by Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, an orphan elephant rescue and wildlife rehabilitation program in Kenya.

An old video has resurfaced on Twitter showing an artist playing the piano for a mother and baby elephant.

Interestingly, it takes baby elephants roughly one year to control their trunks.

Beer, a weak premature baby elephant was rescued by the team of Indian forest officer Parveen Kaswan in September 2020.

The video shows the elephant family sleeping "blissfully" somewhere in the jungle.

A clip captures the endearing sight of the young calf engaging in a dust bath, rolling joyfully in the dirt to the delight of onlookers.

A heartwarming scene unfolds as an entire elephant family gathers to rescue a small baby trapped in mud at Addo Elephant National Park.

A video of the heartwarming rescue operation was shared by Indian Forest Service (IFS) Officer Susanta Nanda.

"The baby elephant did so well! Always keeping an eye on what's behind," a social media user said.

The elephant is seen making various attempts by nudging the baby, using its trunk to wake the calf up. However, all efforts go in vain.

The snippet opens with one of the slightly bigger elephants overpowering the younger one.

In the video, a baby elephant and its mother are drinking water from a pool when the calf suddenly falls into the water.

The video shows a baby elephant and its family in Anamalai Tiger Reserve.

The video shows a mother elephant guiding her calf along a forest path.

An old video of a mother elephant teaching her baby how to slide down a muddy hill has resurfaced on Twitter.

The video was shared by Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, an orphan elephant rescue and wildlife rehabilitation program in Kenya.

An old video has resurfaced on Twitter showing an artist playing the piano for a mother and baby elephant.

Interestingly, it takes baby elephants roughly one year to control their trunks.