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Nature And Wildlife Tv | Mother Elephant Helps Her Struggling Baby Up A Slippery River Bank

Mother elephant helps her struggling baby up a slippery river bank

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A mother elephant helped her youngster up a muddy riverbank to safety on the grasslands of South Africa.

The parent is seen walking on a body of water in Kruger National Park in a wonderful video that demonstrates love trumps all.

A group of elephants is seen making the crossing in the video, which was recorded on Sunday.

The stream is simple for the fully-grown animals. However, for a newborn, it may be more of a struggle.

The baby male is seen straining to climb up the slope. Its tiny legs whirl around, but it can’t get a grip.

However, its mother comes to the rescue by assisting it with her large trunk and pushing it up the bank.

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Mother Elephant Helps Her Struggling Baby Up A Slippery River Bank

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Mother Elephant Helps Her Struggling Baby Up A Slippery River Bank

The rest of the herd easily make their way up the river embankment.

The film’s director, a wildlife enthusiast who was at the scene when it happened, said: ‘The elephants are very social and concerned for one another, especially for their young.

‘It was a really incredible and inspiring experience for me to witness such wonderful care and compassion between a mother and her infant.’

Their enormous big ears, which are far larger than their Asian counterparts, make African elephants easy to identify.

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