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Nature And Wildlife Tv | Mother Elephant Helps Her Struggling Baby Up The Slippery Riverbank To Safety

Mother elephant helps her struggling baby up the slippery riverbank to safety

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

In amazing footage showing love that truly transcends all, parents are seen crossing a body of water in Kruger National Park.

The footage, shows a herd of elephants crossing the street.

For fully grown mammals, the stream is a breeze. But for babies, it’s more of a challenge.

Nature And Wildlife Tv | Mother Elephant Helps Her Struggling Baby Up The Slippery Riverbank To Safety
In the amusing clip the calf slips and slides, struggling to get a grip with his front legs
Nature And Wildlife Tv | Mother Elephant Helps Her Struggling Baby Up The Slippery Riverbank To Safety
Mother to the rescue: The elephant calf is given a helpful push from its mother as it struggles on the slope

The baby male is seen struggling to get uphill, his little legs whirled but he couldn’t hold on.

However, his mother came to the rescue by giving him a hand and pushing him up to the bank with her giant trunk.

The rest of the herd can easily go up the river embankment.

The cameraman said: ‘The elephants are very sociable and caring for each other, especially their young.

‘Witnessing such incredible acts of kindness and caring between mother and child is a truly wonderful and inspiring experience.’

African elephants are easy to spot because of their large ears, much larger than Asian elephants.

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