After many attempts by the zookeepers, the baby jumbo then opens its eyes and runs up to its mother. The adorable video has struck a chord with users
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Mothers around the world often find it difficult to manage their kids’ sleep schedules, whether it’s getting them to sleep or waking them up. Any mother who has faced problems in getting her child to shrug off their sleepiness will relate to this video doing the rounds on the internet.
The clip, shared by Buitengebieden shows a mother elephant at a zoo struggling to get her kid to wake up. The elephant calf is seen sound asleep, oblivious to any attempts to disturb him. The mother elephant finally gives up and calls for help. Two zookeepers enter the enclosure and attempt to wake up the baby jumbo. One of the zookeepers shakes the calf awake. The baby jumbo then opens its eyes and runs up to its mother.
The 47-second video was shared with the caption, “Mother elephant can’t wake baby sound asleep and asks the keepers for help..”
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The adorable video has won hearts, with over 4.4 million views. Several people have commented that they could totally relate to the mother elephant.
Others found the way the baby jumbo ran to her in the end adorable.
Some even stressed that human beings do not respect other creatures like they should.
Several people joked that the elephant must have regretted her decision to wake up her kid five minutes later.
Some joked that the jumbo should have opened a candy wrapper to wake her child.
A few users even shared the lengths they had gone to for waking their kids up.
This is not the first such adorable video that has gone viral in the past few days. Another video shared by Buitengebieden shows a sea lion giving bright smile to the camera. Internet users found the clip adorable, with some even comparing the animal’s smile to the character Mr Bean.
What are your thoughts on the video?
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