A video of an elephant playing peekaboo, a game played with an infant, has emerged on social media.
Social media is full of animals and their cute antics. One such video of an elephant shared on Twitter by Sheldrick Wildlife Trust has gone viral. The video shows how elephants ‘play’ peekaboo. To play this game, one has to hide his face, pops back into the view of the opposite, and says peekaboo! According to the caption, the elephant called Kindani named after a river that flowed through Meru National Park, was healed from pneumonia in her early infancy.
The video shows an elephant that was rescued was hiding behind the trunk of a tree. Finally, she can be seen poping back like a human baby playing peekaboo. After being shared online, the clip has garnered over 19k views. The video has also received several tweets appreciating the zoo officials and the playful quality of the giant animal. Take a look.
Kindani answers the most pressing question: how do play peekaboo? She is a warrior, having overcome being orphaned and pneumonia in early infancy. Read her story in full to see how we saved her: https://t.co/D9umwB1FJH pic.twitter.com/UKU5EX7LZK
— Sheldrick Wildlife (@SheldrickTrust)
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