Female elephant gets stuck in mud; watch her rescue operation
A video of an elephant stuck in mud has gone viral on social media. The clip was shared by an IFS officer Ramesh Pandey on his official Twitter handle.
The rescue operation of an elephant will bring a smile to your face.
The incident took place at Bandipur Tiger Reserve in Karnataka which was originally shared by the Twitter handle of the department. In the viral video, a tired elephant can be seen lying in a pool of mud. To rescue her, a JCB machine can be seen giving her a gentle nudge so that it could stand on her feet.
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IFS officer Ramesh Pandey shared the video with a caption, “Sometimes the wrong posture coupled with a heavyweight in a slushy ground can make an elephant helpless. Thanks to officials and staffs of @Bandipur_TR for timely nudge to the female elephant. She had exhausted. Kudos to all involved in this rescue.”
Watch elephant’s rescue operation:
Sometimes wrong posture coupled with heavy weight in a slushy ground can make an elephant helpless. Thanks to officials and staffs of @Bandipur_TR for timely nudge to the female elephant. She had exhausted. Kudos to all involved in this rescue.
— Ramesh Pandey (@rameshpandeyifs) May 16, 2021
VC: BTR pic.twitter.com/Sx2e6tZiTm
Internet filled with joy after seeing the rescue operation of an elephant and also lauded the authorities to provide timely help to the elephant. IFS officer Susanta Nanda also commented on the video.
See comments:
At the end gave her blessings before disappearing to the forests to start the life once again 🙏🙏
— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) May 16, 2021
Salute to everyone those were involved in such excellent work.🙏🙏 God bless to all Team members.🙏🙏
— ANIL PATIL (@anilapat237) May 16, 2021
I can see the elephant thanking the field staff. I join the elephant in thanking you guys! God bless you.
— Vaayu Maindan (@bystanderever) May 16, 2021
How amazing that the elephant knew she was being helped. She acknowledged it by being calm.
— Punam Kerketta (@kerketta_punam) May 16, 2021
If she wasn't helped in time.. In such a fallen position, her own body weight would have put too much pressure, on her lungs, making it hard for her to survive..
Kudos to the rescuers
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Forest Department and there worker deserve a big round of applause. They are continuously doing such a nobal work .For human we have every one buy for animal fewer are. Great
— Pradeepp (@Nituveer) May 16, 2021
Forest Department and there worker deserve a big round of applause. They are continuously doing such a nobal work .For human we have every one buy for animal fewer are. Great
— Pradeepp (@Nituveer) May 16, 2021
The video was posted on May 16 and it has received over 75,000 views and also garnered several reactions.
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First published: 18 May 2021, 9:07 IST