Viral Video Of Baby Elephant Trying To Sit On Chair Like A Human Is ‘So Innocent'
The video features a baby elephant attempting to sit on a foldable chair, and the result is as adorable as it sounds
There's something universally irresistible about baby elephants. Their floppy ears, playful clumsiness and boundless curiosity always capture hearts online. And once again, this little elephant is reminding us why they're among the most loved creatures. A video recently shared on Instagram has gone viral, featuring a baby elephant attempting to sit on a foldable chair, and the result is as adorable as it sounds.
The clip opens to show the curious calf approaching the chair with curiosity. In what seems to be pure innocence, the baby elephant tries to sit on the chair as a human would, awkwardly balancing its legs and massive frame. Unsurprisingly, the effort doesn't quite work out. After several failed attempts, the little elephant seems to grow frustrated. Before leaving the scene, he kicks the chair in a tiny tantrum that is similar to a toddler's outburst.
While the attempt might have been unsuccessful, the elephant's determination and clumsy missteps have viewers utterly enchanted. The moment has sparked laughter and an outpouring of affection as social media users couldn't stop gushing over the young elephant's antics.
'So pure-hearted and innocent, baby. Precious. Hugs n kisses," a user wrote.
Another commented, 'So cute. I love how he lost it in the end. Began to kick the chair as if that will make things fine. Elephants are truly the cutest."
'This is the cutest. Thanks for making my day today," wrote an Instagram user.
A user said, 'Made my day honestly. I love how he was so mad at the end."
'Awww, this was the cutest, I swear. Electrets do be acting like human babies, only these animals are much cuter," an individual remarked.
In another heartwarming moment, a baby elephant gently approached a man seated on a chair. With endearing affection, the little one wrapped its trunk, and even its legs, around him in what looked like a loving embrace.
Whether you're an animal lover or just in need of a smile, we guarantee this video will lift your mood.
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