Baby elephant stuck in reservoir rescued by wildlife officials. Watch viral video

A baby elephant stuck in a reservoir was rescued by wildlife officials. The video has gone viral on social media.

An elephant calf was rescued by wildlife officials after he accidentally fell into a reservoir and struggled to walk out of it. Parveen Kaswan of the Indian Forest Services tweeted the short clip on Sunday and it has gone viral with over 67,000 views so far. Kiddo fell into reservoir from where water was being supplied to village. Territorial team, wildlife squad II & vet team reached on time. Was rescued & happily united with family. Mother was watching from safe. Our team. pic.twitter.com/NqSnhH94Rs Since it was place where no vehicle can go. No mobile network. Wonderful. What a team work with dedication? Kudos to all team members for this timely action. Mother elephant's blessings will be there with them forever. Just want to make you feel that life is worth living,this mafe my day, thanks zillion Excellent work. May God bless the team. #GreenWarriors Lucky no injury ... Wish they had better tools The baby elephant fell into a reservoir from which water is supplied to the village, Kaswan said in the caption of his tweet. As seen in the video, the elephant made every attempt to climb out of the reservoir as forest officials planned the rescue mission. Thereafter, with the help of sticks and ropes, the territorial team and wildlife squad, managed to pull the elephant out of the reservoir. A team of veterinarians was also present at the location to tend to the elephant.