Elephant in Video lays down so that her Caretaker can Sing her a lullaby. Aww!
The elephant is a superb example of a soft ginnie in nature. They are quite social, have large braises and hearts, and will develop close relationships with other elements.
Elephants will also bond with humans given the right training and care. For an electrified person named FMi, singing a lullaby at bedtime always helps.
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Fami lives in the Elephant Nature Park in northern Thailand, close to Chiang Mai. The park is a rehabilitation and rescue facility that aids people of all sorts, but elephants are its primary focus.
Sngdeun Lek Chilert, a natural force who has dedicated her entire life to advocating for minorities, started it. It will take place in a little town where she grew up, around two hours away from the Elephant Nature Park today.
Her grandparent was a traditional healer who occasionally treated sick or injured animals in addition to treating people. Since then, Lek has put in decades of hard work advocating for animals, particularly elephants, and has gained respect on a global scale.
Lek is a master in lulling an infant to sleep, as you can see in the video that is uploaded below. If Fami’s reaching out with her trunk to bring her in for a hug is any indication, she is happy to see her.
As the elephant makes its way to a shady location, Lek swats it with a rag. Perhaps a little strenuous—is this a form of punishment?
In reality, she is merely swatting away insects and assisting the electricity to cool down. Fimi, who is already starting to nod off, lies down on the ground and receives another embrace from her human buddy before falling asleep.
It is heartwarming to observe that love transcends all barriers, even when individuals and groups do not speak the same language.
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