Adorable video of baby elephant enjoying a bath wins the internet; Watch

Animal videos are known to spark joy among humans and a recent clip of a baby elephant gives testimony to it. An adorable video that is now doing rounds of the internet shows the calf taking measures steps as it climbs downstairs to enter a water body. The clip was posted by IFS officer Susanta Nanda who remarked that there was something special about baby elephants and the way they enjoy their baths.

The nearly one-minute-long starts with showing the elephant calf stepping down cautiously as it uses its trunk to measure the depth of each stair. However, once it reaches the edge it plunges into the water to enjoy its bath. The clip ends by showing the calf merrily moving around in the water, rejoicing in the summer heat.

'Elephants are most intelligent' 

Since shared the adorable video clip has been viewed over 29k times. In addition, it has also racked up over 4 thousand likes and a thousand comments. While many have lauded the baby tusker’s “intelligence” and cuteness” others have lauded the Forest force for sharing it on social media. Yet many others raised concerns on why was his mother not around or why as he not in his natural corridor.

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Earlier this week, an adorable clip of a newborn elephant trying to dance its way into the new world surfaced on Twitter. The clip features an elephant calf, born twenty minutes before the clip was shot trying to walk as he discovers the functions of his feet. The clip posted by IFS officer Susanta Nanda also shows the mother elephants walking to and fro to aid her young one in walking. The clip ends by showing, the calf, who freezes many times in the process, finally walking in an amusing manner as it follows its mother.

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