Adorable video of baby elephant eating watermelon slices goes viral; watch here

re are plenty of videos on Internet of lovely baby elephants enchanting audiences with ir orable antics. It's wonder that people mire and love watching videos. One such video has been posted on Twitter, and it is likely to melt hearts of internet users. It has been circulating since early August and has quickly gained traction on social media. Nature & Animals shared 21-second clip of infant elephant on Twitter, however, clip was originally owned by Save Elephant Foundation.

Video shows elephants eating watermelon

While re are multiple elephants in video, camera zooms in on a newborn calf eating a piece of watermelon. Several more pieces of fruit were seen laying on ground, which baby elephant devoured one by one.

video has w received more than one lakh views and many likes and retweets. It invited a number of comments from Netizens. One Twitter user wrote, "Awwwwe look at its hairy he." "little one looks like he's covered in watermelon juice," commented ar. "All that sucking, chomping, and grunting is music to my ears." wrote ar.

Or orable elephant videos

Videos featuring baby elephants usually attracts a lot of eyes on Internet. Last week, a newborn elephant's rescue story was making rounds on internet. This occurrence took place at Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya, and it was captured on camera and shared on social media by organisation.

A while ago, Samui Elephant Haven, an elephant sanctuary in Koh Samui, Thailand, shared a video on Instagram with caption, "It's a risky business being Luna's cameraperson!". film features Luna, a juvenile elephant, and her mor. humorous aspect of this short clip is Luna's erness, which causes cameraperson a fright.

In ar scenario, an amusing scene was caught in a school near Alipurduar, West Bengal, and subsequently shared on Twitter. A baby elephant can be seen pulling hand pump's handle and drinking water that comes out of it with his trunk as video progresses. 

(Im Credits- @_NatureAnimals/Twitter)