Baby elephant annoys bird by spraying water. What happens next is a huge life lesson
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Shared on Twitter by IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra, the clip shows the baby jumbo spraying water playfully on a bird. But, after a few seconds, the annoyed bird was seen making the elephant run.
The internet is a treasure trove of videos that are delightful and enjoyable to watch. But even those videos have a deeper meaning in them. Just like this clip shared by IPS officer Dipanshu Kabra. The video is about a sweet baby elephant and a bird but you will definitely understand what it represents after reading Kabra’s caption.
Shared on Twitter, the clip shows the baby jumbo spraying water playfully on a bird. But, after a few seconds, the annoyed bird was seen making the elephant run.
“To tease someone by considering them small is foolish. Because even a small bird can make an elephant dance,” read the caption.
Take a look at the video:
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The video has garnered over 11,400 views and several reactions. People found the lesson hidden in the fun video extremely important. Many wrote about how the lesson is the same for every situation.
Hathi aur pakshi khel rahe hai. Aur hathi bhi chota bachcha hi to hai
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