The 6-month-old elephant is very happy to play anything
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- October, 2022A surge of pure joy radiates from a six-month-old elephant calf as it discovers the wonders of its world. With wobbly legs and an inquisitive trunk, every object becomes a source of amusement. A fallen branch transforms into a plaything, tossed and nudged with playful abandon. Dust baths become exhilarating games, the little elephant rolling and kicking with glee, coating its wrinkly skin in a soft, earthy blanket. Even puddles offer endless entertainment. The calf splashes with unrestrained delight, its tiny trumpeting calls echoing through the air. It chases butterflies with clumsy enthusiasm and tugs at its mother's tail, inviting her to join its playful antics. This young elephant embodies pure, unadulterated happiness, finding joy in the simplest of things, a vibrant testament to the wonder of early life.