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Elephant babies struggle against the current to keep up with mothers 24/7 Wild BBC Earth

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An Elephant family is crossing a river, but the currents are too strong and the calves risk getting swept away. Fetufou: They are such large animals But they cant help their babies I dont understand They pull logs and haul large loads But they cant push their babies out of the waters Why?
Date: 2020-08-24

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Comments and reviews: 2

Jagdamb
This is helpless people. Don't work from u geographic. Take a work first by then shoot on video. Shemless. Om Namah shivay. God first help.
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vinayak
Thank god. It was breath taking at the moment of babies washing away with floods. Happie ending. God pls save babies with all enimes.
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