Elephants Bath

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.

The clip, which was shared on Twitter, opens with a herd of elephants drinking water and chilling amid nature.

A video circulating on social media shows an elephant in a circus-like pose while taking a bath. But the viral video has angered social media users.

For some, it is normal bathing, for others, this is just "flop and flail". That's how Olorien, the baby elephant, likes to bathe

A video of an elephant enjoying a dip in a temple pond in Tamil Nadu went viral within hours of being uploaded on social media.

To make everybody's day a little bit brighter, the official Twitter account of Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve shared an adorable video of a baby elephant enjoying a mud bath.

As the elephants go about their daily activities like bathing in the river, simply taking a stroll or playing football, tourists from far and wide gather at Dubare Elephant Camp in Karnataka to cheer them on.

The stage is all set for the annual 48 day 'rejuvenation camp' for temple elephants at Thekkampatti near Mettupalayam in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore district on January 7.

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.

The clip, which was shared on Twitter, opens with a herd of elephants drinking water and chilling amid nature.

A video circulating on social media shows an elephant in a circus-like pose while taking a bath. But the viral video has angered social media users.

For some, it is normal bathing, for others, this is just "flop and flail". That's how Olorien, the baby elephant, likes to bathe

A video of an elephant enjoying a dip in a temple pond in Tamil Nadu went viral within hours of being uploaded on social media.

To make everybody's day a little bit brighter, the official Twitter account of Madhya Pradesh's Bandhavgarh Tiger Reserve shared an adorable video of a baby elephant enjoying a mud bath.

As the elephants go about their daily activities like bathing in the river, simply taking a stroll or playing football, tourists from far and wide gather at Dubare Elephant Camp in Karnataka to cheer them on.

The stage is all set for the annual 48 day 'rejuvenation camp' for temple elephants at Thekkampatti near Mettupalayam in Tamil Nadu's Coimbatore district on January 7.