Elephant calf bathes in tub in viral video. Here’s what his mother did meanwhile
India Today
To beat the summer heat, an elephant calf dived into a tub filled with water and enjoyed a cool bath in a video that has gone viral on social media.
The internet thoroughly enjoys videos that feature elephant calves, and one such clip has surfaced on social media and we are sure you will enjoy it. Susanta Nanda of the Indian Forest Services tweeted a short clip of an elephant calf and it has gone viral with over 12,000 views so far. See who is chilling in this hot summer under the watchful eyes of mother pic.twitter.com/5yBhQYj73m Very few people knows the fact that They are the naughtiest kids on planet. Child is child, animal or human To beat the summer heat, the elephant calf dived into a tub filled with water and enjoyed a cool bath. As he made the most of his time playing with water, his mother walked around the tub and kept a watchful eye on her baby. “See who is chilling in this hot summer under the watchful eyes of mother,” Susanta Nanda said in the caption of his post.
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