Baby elephants are among the most adorable creatures. Their playful behaviour and adorable antics never fail to spread cheer. A video that is currently doing rounds on social media is a testimony to the same.
Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda took to Twitter to share the aforementioned clip. The video shows a baby elephant playing on a heap of sand. The baby animal seems to be super happy while playing with sand and its expressions are worth noticing.
"The satisfaction on baby's face is better than climbing Mt Everest. Shared by Sitanshu (sic)," Susanta Nanda wrote as he shared the clip.
Without any further ado, watch it here:
The satisfaction on baby’s face is better than climbing Mt Everest
— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) September 4, 2020
(Shared by Sitanshu) pic.twitter.com/YqUgrGNWjc
The baby animal was simply overjoyed when it reached the top of the sand heap. And netizens were absolutely delighted after watching this endearing clip. They took to the comments section to express their thoughts. "So cute and adorable," a user wrote. "Babies will always be babies - humans or otherwise - cute, innocently joyous and carelessly playful (sic)," wrote another user. "Baby elephants are cutest beings," another comment read.
See more reactions on the clip here:
Babies will always be babies - humans or otherwise - cute, innocently joyous and carelessly playful.
— Prasad Karambelkar (@krab09) September 4, 2020
Baby elephants are cutest being.
— ravi@ce (@ravishankar966) September 4, 2020
What an adorable baby!
— Dharma Warrior (@dharma_warrior) September 4, 2020
Ohh dear!!
— Anjali (@Anjali37165137) September 4, 2020
— Shweta Puri (@purishweta) September 4, 2020
So cute. Why isn't this 1 hour long?
— BluePassion11 (@bluepassion111) September 4, 2020
So cute and adorable https://t.co/IkjDTphxhp
— Kasthuri Prasad BS (@KasthuriBs) September 4, 2020
Cutie... https://t.co/NzKzNeizIn
— G.R. Venkatagiri (@VENKATAGIRIGR) September 4, 2020
The video is swiftly going viral and has garnered over 9k views so far.