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This Will Melt You! Watch Mama Elephant Pull Up Tiny Calf to Help Climb Wall
This Will Melt You! Watch Mama Elephant Pull Up Tiny Calf to Help Climb Wall
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New Delhi (Sputnik): Infrastructure laid out by humans for their convenience often emerges as a major obstacle for wildlife, sometimes even encroaching upon... 03.07.2020, Sputnik International
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This Will Melt You! Watch Mama Elephant Pull Up Tiny Calf to Help Climb Wall
07:17 GMT 03.07.2020 (Updated: 12:52 GMT 05.08.2022) New Delhi (Sputnik): Infrastructure laid out by humans for their convenience often emerges as a major obstacle for wildlife, sometimes even encroaching upon their territories. In an alarming figure, about 510 elephants died in India between 2015 and 2020 due to "unnatural causes" like electrocution, explosions, and other accidents.
In a heartwarming video, a mother elephant was captured crossing the road with her little one and pulling it up with its trunk to help the feeble calf climb a wall.
The newborn elephant can be seen struggling to climb the wall by standing on its two feet. The two finally made it to the safety of the forest while a truck on the road waited patiently.
