A cute little elephant calf who got lost in the woods is doing his best to keep his cage together.
The little child, who was only two years old at the time, was using the sharp end of his trunk to try to open the recipe jar.
A Kenyan creature salvage effort in the year 2020 is where Bobi was first seen by humans.
Bobi drops his milk jug while trying to pick it up, but his caretaker is quick to help the cute elephant continue drinking from it.
Bobi had been lost in a town for some time before he showed up at the treatment center. The baby elephant’s legs were burned when it strayed too close to the molten rock.
Bobi was taken to the focus camp’s nerve center, where he would remain in critical care until he was well enough to be moved.
He had trouble getting about at first because of his injuries, but as soon as he was able to do so, the child was moved to the newborn section at the trust.
Contrary to their African relatives, Asian elephants are smaller and their skin is darker or browner.
African elephants, the biggest terrestrial animals on Earth, with enormous bodies, large ears, and long trunks that they use to move air and regulate body temperature.
A few pink dots may be seen on the temple, the ears, and the floor of the drawer.
