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An old video from the classic cartoon 'Tom and Jerry' is gaining traction online and has been linked to the anxiety around being replaced by AI.

An old video from the classic cartoon 'Tom and Jerry' is gaining traction online and has been linked to the anxiety around being replaced by AI.

The IAS officer explained in the clip that these replicas were inspired by real elephants from the Mudumalai National Park.

Peacocks are one of the world's most beautiful birds. They appear stunning with their iridescent feathers, fan-shaped tail, and tall display of feathers on each wing. Now, a beautiful video featuring the national bird has surfaced on social media.

A video in which an elephant is seen eating what appears to be a plastic bag perfectly encapsulated the extent of plastic pollution on our planet.

In the short clip, a family of elephants were seen travelling from the Nilgiris in Tamil Nadu towards the Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve. The video was shared on Saturday on Twitter by Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Supriya Sahu.

An old video from the classic cartoon 'Tom and Jerry' is gaining traction online and has been linked to the anxiety around being replaced by AI.

An old video from the classic cartoon 'Tom and Jerry' is gaining traction online and has been linked to the anxiety around being replaced by AI.

The IAS officer explained in the clip that these replicas were inspired by real elephants from the Mudumalai National Park.

Peacocks are one of the world's most beautiful birds. They appear stunning with their iridescent feathers, fan-shaped tail, and tall display of feathers on each wing. Now, a beautiful video featuring the national bird has surfaced on social media.

A video in which an elephant is seen eating what appears to be a plastic bag perfectly encapsulated the extent of plastic pollution on our planet.

In the short clip, a family of elephants were seen travelling from the Nilgiris in Tamil Nadu towards the Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve. The video was shared on Saturday on Twitter by Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officer Supriya Sahu.