Viral video of 9-year old elephant playing in a muddy pool will make you go aww. Watch
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A video is doing the rounds of the Internet where an elephant can be seen playing and enjoying itself in a muddy pool. The adorable elephant has hearts melting on social media.
Videos of cute elephants in their natural habitat can brighten up anyone’s day and we have found yet another one to make your Monday blues vanish. A clip is doing the rounds of the Internet in which an elephant can be seen playing in a paddling pool and we wish that we could join in as well. Tundani might be going on nine years old but when he finds a paddling pool, he reverts to one big water baby. He owes his life to our pilot who spotted him on a routine patrol. Now he's slowly returning to the wild: https://t.co/88v7pv6Usg pic.twitter.com/BzlikUr4tq Tundani might be going on nine years old but when he finds a paddling pool, he reverts to one big water baby. He owes his life to our pilot who spotted him on a routine patrol. Now he's slowly returning to the wild: https://t.co/88v7pv6Usg pic.twitter.com/BzlikUr4tq Now that's freedom and happiness right there. Brilliant to see. Thank you for your hard work and love Thank you @SheldrickTrust & thanks for sharing...delightful Love it He's beautiful!!! In the 45-second clip, a nine-year-old elephant named Tundani was seen enjoying and having fun to its heart’s content in a paddling pool. It rested for about 10 seconds and immediately resumed playing and frolicking in the muddy water. A few other elephants were also seen standing in the pool with Tundani.
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