The video has gained over 6.4 lakh views and several comments. Several users praised the gentle manner of the elephant. Others cracked jokes on the manner in which the jumbo got its way
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If you love funny animal videos, this clip doing the rounds of the internet is sure to leave you in splits. The video shows an elephant making a man move out of its way in the politest manner possible.
The clip shows a man standing nonchalantly in the middle of a path. An elephant can be seen lumbering towards him. The jumbo sees the man standing in its path. To get him to move, he simply kicks some dirt towards the man. The man seems surprised and runs ahead. The jumbo then coolly continues on its way.
The video was shared by Buitengebieden with the caption “Out of the way! A gentle wild elephant in Sri Lanka calmly walks up to a man and kicks some dirt at him to get him to move aside…”
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The video has gained over 6.4 lakh views and several comments. Several users praised the gentle manner of the elephant. Others cracked jokes on the manner in which the jumbo got its way. Here are some reactions:
This is not the only video featuring elephants that has gone viral in recent days. The clip of a baby jumbo cuddling with its keeper won hearts a few days ago.
The short video, which was shared by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, shows an elephant calf snuggling with its keeper. The elephant is perched partially on top of the man and keeps giving him hugs. The keeper can be seen smiling at the jumbo’s affectionate gestures.
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In another video, a baby elephant had a playful interaction with model Megan Milan when she visited a sanctuary in Thailand’s Chiang Mai. The jumbo bumped Milan to the ground and rolled on top of her. He even managed to tear her skirt by stepping on its hem. The video had grabbed eyeballs on the internet.
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