Watch: Baby elephant rescued by Indian Forest officials in Uttarakhand
Updated on Jul 12, 2018 07:08 pm IST
Indian forest officials rescued an elephant calf hours after it fell into a ditch. The female calf was found by villagers in Haridwar, Uttarakhand on Tuesday. The villagers heard the anguished cries of the female elephant. They informed the local forest department who rushed to the spot to rescue the animal. The rescuers dug a hole around the calf manually before bringing a JCB digger to the site. The calf was flinching in fear during the rescue operation but she swiftly ran out of the ditch when the soil was removed. The animal was later reunited with its herd.
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