WATCH: Viral video of baby elephant trying to run, netizens call it ‘adorable’

A heart-warming video showcasing the determined efforts of a baby elephant trying to run, keeping pace with the zookeepers has surfaced online. Within no time, the video has also captured the attention of netizens.

The viral video was originally shared on X (Formerly Twitter) by Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda. The video highlights the journey of a young elephant named Pragan. Pragan resides at the Paradise Wildlife Park in the United Kingdom.

Pragan’s story is a rather significant one, marked by tragedy. At the tender age of 1, this baby elephant lost both her parents to poachers. This left her orphaned and vulnerable. However, her path to recovery and happiness has been made possible through the collective efforts and dedication of the zoo keepers at the park.

In the viral video, we can see Pragan’s spirited attempt to run alongside her human caregivers. Despite her adorable but unsteady steps, she occasionally stumbles and falls, only to rise again with full determination.

Along with the video, Susanta Nanda mentioned a caption that read, “Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.”

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Take a look at the video of the baby elephant trying to run here:

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” pic.twitter.com/GUg2nIPNfx

— Susanta Nanda (@susantananda3) October 4, 2023

Since getting shared on October 4, the video has garnered massive attention online. The viral video of the baby elephant has crossed over 27.5k views and has also got numerous comments. Netizens find the video of the baby elephant to be quite adorable.

The post was loaded with a lot of comments from netizens. Some of the comments on the post read, “This is pure gold sir..thanks for sharing,” “Soooo cute. Just like a toddler. No less,” and “Elephants are the most cutest ones on Earth,” among several others.