Elephant calf rescued from open well in Jharkhand village. Viral story
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An elephant calf was rescued by forest officials from an open well in a village in Jharkhand. The pictures that were shared on social media have gone viral.
A wild elephant calf accidentally fell into an open well in a village in Jharkhand and was rescued by forest officials earlier this week. The pictures of the rescue operation have gone viral online. Heart warming indeed. pic.twitter.com/jUP0h904jq Thank you human.. pic.twitter.com/wAyFjwWvRF Thanks a lot.Sir, why don't you barricade such wells in elephant corridors?The fragile calfs must be getting injured severely with fall from such heights which are not visible to naked eyes of humans. It was near to my village.. his mother was screaming from far contineously. Good effort by Forest department well done. And when the baby elephant reaches his home, his parents will scold him.Thnx to entire rescue team members for saving his life The way it looks at the camera, adorable. Every life is important, whether it is human or animal. Kudos to much appreciated efforts of rescue opertors :) This is such a heart warming post coming in such a gloomy scenario. Thanks for sharing. So very happy to see the cutie pie The pictures of the rescue operation were shared on Twitter by Indian Forest Service (IFS) official Parveen Kaswan on Tuesday. It showed how officials rescued the animal from the open well. Forest officials arrived at the spot after locals informed them about the incident. They arrived at the scene and saved the animal with a JCB machine. The pictures show the JCB digging the spot and clearing sand from the area where the elephant calf had fallen inside the well. They cleared the path so that the animal could itself walk out of the open well.More Related News