Viral Video: Elephant's Gentle Nudge to Man Goes Viral, Showcasing Wildlife's Gentle Nature
Watch a viral video of an elephant gently nudging a man, showcasing its playful yet thoughtful nature. The video highlights the intelligence and gentle behavior of wildlife.
Elephants are renowned for their intelligence, often possessing larger brains than humans, and are considered among the most intelligent animals in the world. Videos of elephants painting and playing have frequently gone viral on social media. Now, a new video has taken the internet by storm, astonishing viewers worldwide.
In this video, a man stands on a path when an elephant enters from the left side. Noticing the man in its way, the elephant playfully kicks with one leg, sending a small cloud of dust toward him. Startled by the dust, the man turns around to find the giant animal behind him. He quickly steps aside and moves away. The elephant's playful gesture has won the hearts of internet users on social media.
Many viewers noted that the elephant's calm and thoughtful behavior is a true reflection of the gentle nature of wildlife.
Shared by @AMAZINGNATURE on X, the 23-second video was posted with the caption: "Elephant gently reminding the human that he is in the way."
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Elephant gently reminding the human that he is in the way. pic.twitter.com/Ft6P7ICUf8
— Nature is Amazing ☘️ (@AMAZlNGNATURE) December 14, 2024
The video has garnered over 500,000 views, with users flooding the comments section.
One user commented, "I love elephants. So gentle and intelligent." Another wrote, "How polite it was; its mother taught it manners. Another human would either swear at the person and/or push that person out of the way."
A third one wrote "This is a very gentle elephant, otherwise they would usually pick it up and throw it away."
In Sri Lanka, an elephant named Raja has become a local sensation due to his unusual habit of "collecting tax" from travelers. The 40-year-old elephant, known for his punctuality, positions himself along the Buttala-Kataragama road, stopping vehicles as they pass by. His request is straightforward — he expects food in return for letting them continue on their way.
When vehicles halt, Raja confidently extends his trunk, nudging drivers for his share. There's often a brief exchange, but the determined toll collector always ensures he gets his due. Only once his "food tax" is paid does he allow the travelers to move on. Locals have grown fond of Raja's routine, affectionately calling him the most dependable tax collector around.
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