Elephant gets stuck in a building. Video shows what it did next
India Today
An elephant tried to wriggle its way out of a building in a video that was shared by IFS officer Saket Badola on Twitter.
Videos featuring elephants are such a delight to watch, no? Well, we have another video that can be added to the long list. So, a clip of an elephant trying to wriggle its way out of a building has surfaced online. It was shared by Indian Forest Service officer Saket Badola on Twitter and is just too good to miss out on.
In the now-viral video, an elephant can be seen stuck in a building. It was trying its level best to wriggle out of it. However, you will be surprised how the jumbo carefully got out of the building successfully in some time.
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