Old Video Shows Elephant Returning A Child's Shoe At Zoo, Internet In Awe
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Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared a video that shows an elephant returning a child's shoe that fell inside its enclosure.
Though strong and huge, elephants are called gentle giants for a reason. They are considered to be one of the most adorable creatures, who win our hearts with their cute and playful antics. They are also exceptionally intelligent, calm, and sensitive animals, capable of understanding emotions. One such heartwarming video of an elephant at a zoo in China has resurfaced on the internet, leaving users in awe. Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared the video which shows an elephant returning a child's shoe that accidentally fell inside its enclosure. He is confined. But not his spirits & compassion 😊😊Returns the shoe of a child which accidentally fell in its enclosure.(Free wild from cages) pic.twitter.com/odJyfIjM9Y
Sharing the video, Mr Nanda wrote, ''He is confined. But not his spirits & compassion. Returns the shoe of a child that accidentally fell in its enclosure. (Free wild from cages).''
Watch the video here:
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