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one of visitors was here just thought to feed elephant but it's wildelephant so first time she closed slowly with fear and also with fruits there were banana
she did it and tried it again because she was fearless second time when she fed him we call this elephant raja and also he is soo innocent man in forest as we saw there were no any aggressive moment we saw from him
however it's do close him always she was too lucky girl vedio also viral now most people have wanted this and also enjoy watching it thanks for watching
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Very few came close to such a creature and lived to tell the story. That elephant is lucky!
You’re killing me 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Most underrated comment!
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Now i think your comment is in my top 10 comment's on KZhead 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Ozymandias has spoken.
Sometimes, the line between bravery and stupidity is too thin.
Example:- late Steve Irwin
Amen to both of you 🙌
Rip bravery
@@shaileshchamling3880 m0ýtģþþþþytt
When you really feell love they feel it too
Adult elephants have excellent control of their prehensile trunks, so this one was quite capable of simply taking the food from the hand of the woman offering it. Yet it chose instead to twist the end of its trunk and present the flattened underside, allowing the woman to place the food there. Given the intelligent of elephants I am left wondering if it perhaps picked up on not just the woman's intent, but her hesitancy, her nervousness, and so chose to accept the food in a manner designed to be non-threatening
Interesting observation. I would also say that people generally underestimate the consciousness of other living beings simply because it is different from our own.
What about adult male humans? How would you rate their control of their prehensile trunks?
Yes….I believe you may be correct. ❤
GRANDIOSE. ILS SENTENT TOUT ..❤❤❤
indeed sir MOST indicative of mercy and intelligence
Imagine that you, a human, are just chilling somewhere, and like a rabbit suddenly approaches you and timidly hands you a peanut.
Rabbit in satay sauce yummy
Where tf did the rabbit get the peanut is in question here.
@@jonny5714 From the Spaniards
First the rabbit would have to timidly handout a bank note of $20 to make the comparison valid. And yes you would react exactly like the elephant, take the money and be grateful.
Then the rabbit whips out his phone and take a picture of you
That's a huge, big, and beautiful elephant.
so true
There are a few wild elephants on this Sri Lankan road that behave this way. They are generally NOT a threat. Unfortunately, people have spoiled them by offering food. As a result of that, they associate food with vehicles and are now DEMANDING it from every passing vehicle. Every vehicle needs a bunch of bananas or sugarcane for safe and hassle-free passage! Consider it as a "protection" toll :))
How big of a bunch will I need if I go there? 😊
@@everettwhite9874 As big as you can handle with one hand :) The bigger the better for keeping the pachyderm occupied and distracted for a few seconds!
@@everettwhite9874 🤣🤣🤣
That's one story. Another is they're extremely intelligent, and sick of humans killing them and destroying their habitat.
entry fees for visiting area
Truly a magnificent creature. The elephant, not the lady.
Elephants are extremely intelligent, and this one has adapted the concept of the toll road to its needs. That lady was smart enough to recognize what the elephant was doing and paid her toll. Elephant seemed pretty chill after getting its nanners.
When even an elephant has passive income nowadays
That's what I see also. She was "reading" the elephant's mood and intent, not entirely assured but proceeded to give it some attention and a friendly encounter.
I don't believe standing in a roadway four hours, in the pouring rain, staring down tourist buses, is at all _passive,_@@monaymonay7446.
The lady tickled his pickle, so he was happy.
How lucky we are to still have such wonderful creatures living on this planet with us.
THEY CAN WONDERFUL KILL YOU VERY QUICK
Imagine the ones that went extinct recently Atlas bears, dodos, Tasmanian Tigers.
With the way the world is going… probably not for long 🥺
one day there be like the wooly mammoth , humans really are a cancer to this planet
I would say we are blessed as opposed to Lucky. We are blessed to have such wonderful creatures living with us on the planet.
An astoundingly beautiful animal, the rain makes it so atmospheric too
Beautiful elephant & sweet woman ❤❤
This is such a favourite. All ppl and elephants need is consciousness, presence and warmth. The elephant is right.
She was just paying the toll... 😂
😂😂Good one
We couldn't hear but she was answering elephant riddles? Heh.
She might feel brave, and I really envy her. However, if it had gone the wrong way, the elephant would have gotten blamed
The elephant saw the bananas so was smart enough to hang back. All creatures understand about food satisfying hungry
Good point. The sad thing is, they probably would’ve killed the elephant if it harmed her. Elephants are highly intelligent & empathetic creatures, however, they’re wild animals.
Nobody would have blamed the elephant or killed it. That just doesn't happen
Whenever an animal hurts a human, the animal is blamed - and then killed. This happens with pet dogs, tigers, gorillas, chimpanzees, and even elephants. 🐘🐘 Humans are always considered blameless by the authorities.
@@nevillec5252 🎯
She's just lucky and her star was shining on that day
ASIAN elephant, folks. They're quite gentle most of the time, and until recently were commonly used in road construction, etc. When you live with elephants your whole life, you probably have a much better idea of how to approach them than a bunch of KZhead know-it-alls.
Couldnt of said that better myself , going from the asian jungle where i was close enough to touch an elephant & indeed had one come and take sugar cane from my hand . To seeing one in a zoo in oz in a comparatively tiny pen chained and rocking was sad . The thais told us when an elephant rocks side to side its stressed , depressed or loosing its mind and thats when theyre dangerous . The poor animal in the zoo was doing exactly that . The ones in the jungle were very happy (the wwf agreed with an award ) . African elephants by all accounts have a totally different temperament
@@danielallen436 Yes, African elephants are far more territorial and aggressive. To my knowledge, they've never been domesticated
Yeah well you said it right there."most of the time" and it only takes one incident to kill you. Beautiful animals but must be respected at all times
@@alkh3myst kind of have to commend with them that temperament has kept them from being screwed over by humans
@Pugna. apparently weren’t aggressive enough to overcome being trapped by slavery
This guy knew she wasn’t a threat..she gave him a treat and he was happy for it. Brave or crazy it was an incredible scene
Why not both.
Господи, какая отважная женщина!!!! Просто молодец!!!!
Against all odds, the both found courage to trust each other for a moment. 😅
Never mess with powerful, unpredictable animals.
Absolutely! You can never guage their mood swings and it will always be different and after all they're wild not pets!
And humans
The only truly dangerous animal is the human that lost it's conscience.
@@lovenottheworld5723 d'ailleurs l'humain n'est pas un animal . Il faut pas dire n'importe quoi .
And elephants!
I loved how he calculated that she was trying to hand him something and that the best way to receive it was to twist his trunk and have her lay it on top which would allow him to carry it up to his mouth and set it in. The amount muscle control to do all that as he twists, lifts and rotates that trunk is phenomenal!
Yeah, some of us call that calculation thinking. It's quite basic. Good luck, child.
and at the same time thinking how do i kill her
Gutsy and very stupid. It all could very well have ended quite differently .......all to get on camera. .
God designed all creatures and humans with muscle control and dexterity
What. 50 years of practice eating.
She's clearly been around elephants before. But not this one. Nice job. I was driving in north of Chang Mai, Thailand and came across a wild water buffalo in the middle of the road. He was clearly 3x the size of the Toyota Corolla I was driving. I gave him a 50 yard clearance until he left for the woods. It was a magical experience to see such a beautiful, wild creature like this. I am from the USA so this was very new to me.
I volunteered at the tiger temple in Thailand for a month. I once had a water buffalo gore me in the stomach while i was hand feeding them. Fortunately for me they filed down all the horns so I was only very bruised, but he did manage to lift me off the ground.
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Say what you want but the rain elreally made that encounter cinematic asf like a disney movie.
Fearless isn't the first word that comes to mind when seeing this.
#CONFIDENCE
I think she connected with the elephants frame of mind. She calmed him. Quite human really.
Courageous
She 100% had fear. Wasn't fearless but the right amount of fear
Agreed. There is certainly a better word for this woman's behaviour.
Wow! That elephant looks like a wooly mammoth. So beautiful!
A shaved wooly mammoth
rofl...how does it look like a Wooly Mammoth?
@@grahamblack1961 with short tusks, aka an elephant. lol
Just imagine....woolly mammoths were even BIGGER!!!!!
Simply shave a wooly mammoth and HEY PRESTO!!! ONE ELEPHANT APPEARS
Beautiful Sri lanka What a country
Thanx heaps. 😍❤💚💙
Ive worked with elephants. She took a big chance. They are the closest animal to humans emotionally that I have ever been around. If it had been having a bad day that women could have ended up dead in a few seconds. Its very hard to judge how they will react and their mood can change in an instant. If you are ever in this situation, do NOT do this.
What a beautiful animal. Can be so gentle when they want to be.
And the elephant was pretty cool too!
Lol look up the video (I think it's on a gore website so beware, it's graphic material) where an elephant literally body slams a man like a rag doll and steps on him. It's gruesome. I would never approach a wild elephant. He literally kills the guy brutally and in seconds.
Fiction video..... edited
@@anishanand2147 Apparently someone didnt see it.
And the Elephant was good too
That’s a big boy! It’s difficult to judge from a distance but when he got closer to the woman, one has perspective. He’s enormous!
The buses also add perspective!
That's its trunk . It's a female And the bus is too It's just got a big exhaust pipe
How do you know it's a male?
he took a step towards her - she was frightened and went back - he stopped, realizing that he had frightened her. very smart elephant.
@@briantravelman hey Brian, short answer is I don’t! I assumed it was a male due to its size. Indian elephants are smaller than African and females smaller than males. This one looks, to me almost the size of an African elephant, so I assumed it was male! Did I offend someone’s idea of gender identity?
Таможня даёт добро ! А всего - то кусочек вкусняшки ! Жалко было дать слонику ?!😂❤
Animals have an unbelievable sense of whether you are afraid or not. If you don't show fear you reflect that on them and they don't feel threatened.
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Not really how it works. They will attack you whether you are scared or not. Plenty of examples out there.
@@Dylz8000 These vegans just fabricate stories to make animals seem more special and to humanise them.
I'd like to see some data underpinning that assertion.
That is an old wives tale. They most certainly will attack, BECAUSE THEY ARE WILD. And as such, humans, on foot or in vehicles, should not be feeding them. Just like every other form of wildlife on the planet, they will equate humans to food and begin to act badly. They they are the ones who will pay the price. Remember . . . PLEASE DO NOT FEED THE BEARS. It applies to all wildlife.
That elephant knew she had something for him. His trunk was reaching out for it as he approached her. Brave woman, though!
It's been fed before, so it attacks cars demanding food
It's TRUE...they feel your personality and confidence level. When you are fearless they stay on the defence. But this is a gamble one should not take.
So dangerous,
🙏🙏🙏
@@vinaykulkarni7713 so is driving 🙄
I love @0:26 the guy gives the elephant a sugarcane and she is very happy and smiling and she is like "Plz can I have some more sir" and gives the truck a gentle nudge but it's more like *shhhoooove*
OH! That brought on the goose bumps! IMO, she did risk her life and possibly the people she was with but succeeded because she took her time, posed no real threat yet showed she was scared of the massive animal. The elephant had to have known all of this by 1:25. I won't lie, I was scared for her safety as she walked back to the car but it ended wonderfully. Maybe that's all the elephant wanted was a treat offered with respect?
Reminded me of the drunk man getting into the lion enclosure. Literally senseless to risk your life for some seconds of fun
Or the dude in the Naples, FL zoo who stuck his arm in the tiger cage so he could pet it.
Contrary to popular belief, alcohol use doesn't make one smarter.
The wild elephant is very decent sensitive and sensible and civilized
Yes-polite, friendly, respectful. Considering how it could crush any human easily, this behaviour is worthy of note
No.. he is a lazy guy and collecting toll from everyone..
@@pandurangaacharya5230 😃
Better civilized than many humans
Today at least
The elephant nodded his head at her slightly after placing the bananas in his mouth. What a beautiful creature!
I’m pretty sure a wild elephant would have no clue at what nodding means in human speak.
@@louisethorpe4719 You're wrong, elephant are extremely cognitive and intelligent. There is a video of an elephant painting an elephant with a paint brush, yes it was trained to do that, but regardless, it demonstrates huge brain ability. Furthermore they can see what you carry in your hands and interpret your motives and body language is important between elephant too. I'll say you are quite a long way of being ignorant in this matter.
it wasn't nodding.. it was chewing
Did it give her a wink too?
What a magnificent creature. I hope he was ok.
That was a woman 🙃
@@leaf16nut I rewatched the video and I can confirm that she was a woman.
If you love wild animals, please let them live their life as they have done over the past millions of years. DO NOT try to feed them, pet them or make any contact with them. Wild animals belong to the nature. DO NOT TREAT THEM AS YOUR PETS. Please!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Also please do not destroy their habitats. It is our responsibility to let them live peacefully. The Earth belongs to them also.
Well put, thank you...
I'm Guilty of feeding birds and squirrels,no touching tho. We enjoy watching them from the kitchen window and enclosed deck. Sometimes as many as 4 deers hop my fence between my backyard and the small forest behind my property to graze. We enjoyed them from the distance.
@@anitaparks8945 Since their habitats have been destroyed they have not much food left. There is nothing wrong in feeding wild animals and birds. In Indian state of Rajasthan you will find feeding places for birds in number of villages.
It's a bit late for that, something the should have been considered a long time ago. We want smart new apartments and houses that encroach on land creatures have lived on forever without consequences-not going to happen
People like her are probably why the elephant stands in the road waiting on treats 😂
Elephants 🦣🦣 want love, food, care and freedom not much they ask for but people encroach their habitats abuse them hunt them so their anger is justified.People should stay away from animals and let them live happily in their natural habitats no human interference please don't disturb them and don't chain them. Most of amusement park, zoo, circus owners are very cruel and abusive to animals strict action must be taken against them.Elephants are beautiful, loving, inteligent and sensitive animal on earth they are just god gifted ♥️🙏 #stopcrueltytoanimals #saveelephants #animallivesmatter #SaveAnimalsSaveNature #savenatureforourfuture #saveforestsavelife
That woman has balls of steel!!!!! Much Respect!!!!
She is definitely fearless. Believe you me this could have gone completely wrong. It's a wild elephant. Respect their space. She is extremely lucky. As they say. She had all the good intentions. Elephant recognized it.
Elephants are wise and intelligent, they recognize intentions. But people mistakenly believe and think that they are beasts driven by the lust to kill. Anyway, what people don't come up with. They also created myths about gorillas. People, especially civilized people, do not feel nature, do not interact with it, do not correlate, so they have such an opinion. Their unjustified fear, misunderstanding transforms into panic hostility, exaggeration, exaggeration, reluctance and extreme distance. You have to understand nature. The biggest threat is t mothers with calves and young males with testosterone stimulated to aggression. Plus elephants kept in captivity. But people have it that if they don't understand something, they're scared, they're terrified. Just like with spiders. People have much fobies.
It was when she pulled out the camera that I thought the elephant would smack her up side the head - and maybe deserve it for having an agenda behind the giving. Then the smug (truly clueless) grin with her back turned to the elephant made ME want to smack some sense into her!
No doubt she has good intentions.. but that the point.. any reasonably sound mind knows to leave wild animals be and let them enjoy their space.. but one is an idiot this is how good intentions looks like and most of the time it goes wrong.. what do you think will happen if that elephant attacked the women .. it will be put down.. or relocated. All because of some dum f**k has good intentions
Rightly said ..
Actually, I thought she looked plenty fearful, her body language, everything about her...and then in the end, it came out: what stupid people will do for a photo for Facebook. Darwin, go to work!
Yes, those people who feed the elephant are those who attract them to be aggressive on the road.
I bet she’s a very nice woman. Bless her heart.
What enormous beasts, and so much more intelligent than most other animals, you wonder what it was thinking.
Yeah, the elephant was so brave; managed to survive.
It's absolutely amazing how they🐘🐘 stopped the traffic on both directions to protect their families while making the cross. And how gentle and kind they are when they perceive no threat from humans. I am in total awe of their intelligence, sensibility and gentleness.🤗🐘🤗🐘🤗
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The rossevelt elk do this manuever too. They will slowly bring the whole of 101 to a stop one lane at a time, then stand there waiting for the babies to gain their courage and come across. One day while this was happening, I watched a Hoopa woman come out of her rattled old truck and threaten to slap the holy crap out of some city boy hells angel wannabe who was revving his stoopid momo thinking that was going to make it better. I was right behind the bikers. He had more sense than I gave him credit for, and stopped it before she pushed him off that bike. Idk if he realized that before he could have gotten up, the whole rest of the line would have jumped onto him. The elk don't push into the vehicles. They just edge out until a vehicle stops in the first lane, one elk stays in front of that vehicle and another one edges into the next lane, until they get compliance from the humans.
Every word is awesome
They are not protecting their families while making the cross. These elephant were frequently fed by the road users. If you watched enough videos of these elephants, you realised how they developed from begging to robbing. They are no longer afraid of the vehicle, they attack the buses and vans, for food. Seems like they even learnt to set up road blocks to rob the road users. These are all habitual, eventually someone will die and the elephant will be killed. Never feed wild animal.
@@esphilee I don't know what goes on there, but I know what goes on here. Here they just want across the road. But it is always a poor idea to feed independent animals
Elephant: You shall not pass! Gandalfs: yes you're right, i turn back...
I like how the elephant understood that something tasty is in her hand. 🙂 Such intelligent gigantic creation.
That lady is definitely intelligent creation but I don't think it's very nice to call her gigantic.
Appreciate him the elephant. How gentle he is. He know how to behave with a woman.
better than most human males eh?
Any wild animal must be treated with the utmost respect and given a wide berth.
Only if you are married to it.
Yes, this was very dangerous this is a big big baby to deal with.
Human beings too.
she knows how to speak with a god.. Today ? but people have been hypnotized against themself to be slave and proud of it ! hehehe :))
Alright then you treat a tiger with utmost respect after it eats ur mom up
What I find interesting and strange is the elephants behaviour. All animals are territorial, but I can’t help but think that there’s more to it than that. Why was this older elephant doing this? Anyway, that lady was very lucky not to get hurt. And I hope no one else, including the elephant, got hurt.
Que gesto belo. A Sabedoria dos Seres!🐘🐘🐘🐘🙏
Who is more wild here anyway, big bro or she? 🤔
She's got the crazy part down, but you can already tell that at the start as she is wearing sandals in the rain 🤣
@@Adam-pu6jg Her: "Hey friend! How have you been?" Big Bro: "Sorry! Have we met before and why are wearing slippers, it's against the jungle law!" Her again: "Sure! I'm Jane, Tarzan's wife and came back from the UK just to say Hello and take a souvenir picture" Big Bro again: "Ok! Go ahead, but no selfie please!" 🤗
A brave, foolhardy but very lucky lady, in more ways than one 🌞
What was not given away in this video is that this is her "Pet" ;)
@@ADB-zf5zr Damb, I thought there was something we weren't told about 🙊
People need to know that animals have moods too. That woman survived on a 50 percent chance.
Big guy was just having a bit of fun with the passing vehicles - when you're that size, you could do a lot worse if you wanted to. Kudos to the woman (it's a wild animal after all) but treats could just encourage them.
I appreciate her love towards the elephant. That Pampers was not for the sake of selfie or insta updated. Even the giant liked the kindness delivered. But that lady and people doing such attempts should be careful since there are very less chances of escaping if the elephant becomes aggressive
Can't out run that or out maneuver it either!
It's actually bad for a wild animal to learn that humans are their friends. They aren't. Humans are dangerous, and fear and aggression is wise and healthy. You want poachers luring innocent ellies to their deaths with treats (and large weapons)?
Really it's a brave heart woman 👍👍👌👌😊😊
I love it 😀
I have the memory of an elephant..... I remember going to the zoo and seeing an elephant......
Me too, the Bronx Zoo! I was visiting from New England, circa 1962. I distinctly remember being held up to the fence by a relative. The elephant gave me a wet kiss on my face which freaked me out. Decades alter, I would regularly ride an Asian elephant in the opening parade of a circus. I was a performer on the show, 1982-90. Elephants do not belong in circus, I eventually decided. I believe wild animals deserve to live in the wild. I respect elephants enough to know to not approach them, such as this woman did. I have seen elephants go crazy in circus, nothing you want to be be near. When in their territory, one must realize they are trespassing on wild territory, so anything wild could happen.
They have suffered so much at our hands. THey deserve much more respect! Give them Back their dignity!
අනේ ඔයාලා සත්තුන්ට දක්වන ආදරණීය බව හොඳයි . ඒත් එහෙම ලඟට යන එක භයානකයි . ඒසතා ඒ වෙලාවෙ හිටිය තත්ත්වය හොඳ වුනත් ප්රවේශම් වීම ඉතා වැදගත් .
ඔව් කොච්චර උනත් අලියා විශ්වාස කරන්න බෑ ඇත් ගොවුව මරපු අලි කොච්චර ඉන්නවද
@@ElephantSoul ඒ වුනාට ජංගි කොටයක් දැක්කොත් ඇතා ත් ඇඹරෙනවා බං .... බුදුසරණයි ....!
@@madutharanga7654 අනිවාර්යයෙන්ම සිරා කතාව ඔවුන් අපිට තමයි ඔක්කොම සෙල්ලං දන්නේ චිත්ත කෑල්ලට slender
Elephants are extremely intelligent animals. While her move was risky, Elephants have the size edge and they know it. They can also sense if the intention was going to be threatening or friendly and it clearly saw and accepted her Bananas gift right from her very hand, a calm reaction from the animal that would have never happened if the Elephant would have seen her as a threat from afar
Extremely intelligent doesn't mean extremely wise... Humans are extremely intelligent aren't they. An elephant may have hundreds a reason to do not like humans, they have an extremely good memory, so even if the woman seems calm and friendly the elephant could crush her if he is not in the good mood, as intelligent he is
What is "the size edge"? I understood your point, but please, learn English.
@Kilo Bacon n Eggs Oh, really? I thought it meant living at the edge of something. No, Captain Obvious, I'm talking about using the word "edge" in a grammatically correct way. Some correct ways: The elephant has the edge in terms of size / when it comes to size. In size, the elephant has the edge. Elephants have an edge over humans when we consider size. But, writing such as: "You don't have the intelligence edge." is incorrect. Too much bacon & eggs, perhaps?
I like how the elephant motioned "eating" with his trunk before she actually gave it to him! 1:18, at least that's what it looked like...
@Kilo Bacon n Eggs It isn't, in terms of semantics. I'm not sure you understand the idea of a competitive edge. Taking offence quickly doesn't put one in an advantageous position, therefore the idea of an edge cannot be applied in that context. For instance, in terms of semantics, it's incorrect to say that older humans generally maintain the edge over younger ones in terms of poor health. Thank you for yet another display of your [insert euphemism for idiocy].
He learnt bullying can get him offerings😄
The elephant 🐘 like I'm tired of all you bad ass drivers 😂😂😂😂
You just don't realise the power of these animals until you see something like this , the elephant just gently pushed the vehicles out of the way like they were toys .
I worked with the Zoological department for five years and I can confirm that elephants have unpredictable nature. It can attack you without any reason, being a huge animal, they want their dominance over everything.
This particular elephant is in Habarana Sri Lanka, and was conditioned into accepting food by Tourists. Now the elephant doesn’t allow anyone to cross with paying a fee of food, creating the scenarios seen in the video on a daily basis.
You just described human nature!
Now don't scare the followers of this Chinese utube. In season is your little dom statement true. As just proven.
@@attilakonkoly4329.. my exact words!
So wrong of you to say that
The gentle way the elephant took the bananas and it’s body language say a lot about it’s state of mind and likely behaviour. It is obvious that the elephant and traffic are used to each other. Note that the elephant goes to vehicle windows. Clearly this is because it has been fed from windows. Neither stupid nor aggressive. The woman with the bananas knew what she was doing .
Clearly not the same elephant that was attacking the busses but still fair play to her.
I like the guy in the van was like let me give this guy sugarcane and our van will pass through 😂 Elephant was like thanks for the treat but your van still gets bonked
Elephant toll booth racket
He's never going to leave the rode now.
Fearless woman running away when elephant just had a turn🤣🤣🤣
Silence is golden....loved that communication style
She walked away without looking back, she knew elephant may ask for more bananas 🤣
She approached the animal calmly. I certainly would not recommend trying this at home, but she likely grew up around Indian elephants. And elephants are smart enough to know that not all people are bad people. This is beautiful!
In Thailand I once had an elephant charge me. It was tame but it was a young bull and from 100 yards away it charged me at full blast. The reason? I had pineapple in my hand. It wanted to eat. I dropped it and slowly backed away and I'm still here today.
@@raylopez99 my Thailand story is I was riding my bicycle on a dirt road near a temple close to the Cambodian border. I took a turn and there was an elephant standing there that I was shocked to see. I quickly stop, get off the bike , and walk backwards. While doing this I notice a big chain thing on its foot and realize it’s locked up. I think elephants are wonderful but I don’t want to get close to one.
@@TheRDMagee Elephants are mostly harmless when tame. The only time I've heard of a captured elephant, that's domesticated, killing a human is if the person mistreats it and if it's in "musth" which means they are extra horny, and, often, the human gets killed because he's inbetween two bull males that are in musth, and the human is not the target of their aggression but just gets caught inbetween them, trying to fight each other. There's also a shocking short story by George Orwell, based on a true story when he was a policeman in I think Burma, where he was asked to put down an elephant in musth that had killed or injured a human, and he had to do it with a pistol, which is needlessly cruel, and he didn't even want to but was expected to since he was the White man in charge of "law and order". Very well written short story that has many layers of meaning. Bye.
What a majestic, fearless creature.... And a wild elephant.
We have this problem a lot here in the South East of England. My village is constantly plagued by elephants pushing our cars off the road and don't get me started with the hippopotamus' leaving new roundabouts in the middle of the street.
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Poor English, who murdered all their wildlife bigger than a twig 800 years ago. They think they are somehow more, not less civilised because of it
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I thought your country of origin had a problem with hypocrites not elefants.
😂😂🤣🤣 burn. Ey, the English. You gotta love them, but they are liars raised by liars and you cant make them see it.
In this scenario, even if the elephant attacks the person we can never blame the elephant .Every animal is protective about their territory and boundaries.We must learn to respect that.And this video needs to be removed, she might be even an experienced person but we don't want others to show heroism by seeing this.
So true 👍
yh agree
Haha you sound like a dictator. How about letting life go ahead the way it does? You're acting like people are too dumb to understand anything. I bet the elephant is only after people like you, that's why he let her live
Well the problem is probably that people started feeding them and now they associate humans with food. That's one reason to never feed wild animals. They'll start demanding it and might even become dependent.
The thing about an elephant is they don't forget. They might even remember your number plate and if you paid a toll last time. 😃
Lovely animals, take care
This is the first time I've seen a crotchety elephant! 😊😊❤❤❤
The reversing of the elephant at the end shows mark of respect. They are hungry to & at times are just looking for quality food, not that they cause us harm, they just want our quality food lol, by ramming the vehicles looking for quality food lol. The woman is kind & the Nellie's know this.
Слон молодец. Явная демонстрация, нам людям, когда плата за проезд уходит точно по назначению. Человек пришел (приехал) на территорию слона,, а не наоборот. Хочешь чтоб я тебя уважал, не трогал, дай че нить вкусненькое чего я в джунглях не найду.
She's either completely crazy or very very lucky. The bull elephant obviously didn't feel threatened.
I don't think she was playing or bragging. The woman just wanted to pass through but she was scare to do it. She was just probing if she could do it without being attacked. But she was definitely scared. She was brave, too.
she wasn't brave - she was stupid. Look at her smile on her face like she got away with something, which she did. So many stupid people want to feed, touch, be near wild animals. The ones who get hurt deserve it.
lol she wanted to feed it and get a picture of it. What in this video makes you think she wanted to pass through? I mean, when is ee comments like yours I understand why people are as stupid as this lady is; feed, take picture, smile, turn back - all on an elephant. And you think sh´s brave. She ay be your mother because stupid is hereditary.
This was no probe Einstein. She put herself in a direct position to be attacked. It’s not a “probe” to find out if ur gonna be attacked if the only way to find out is to get attacked
Quería su momento de gloria; darle la golosina, hacer una foto de cerca; con un animal que está marcando territorio y puede pulverizarla de un estornudo; como mínimo, imprudente ... y a la vez afortunada, ya tiene su pequeña historia 🤷♂️
@@spider033181 brother the elephants sometime block the roads and do not tohers pass so if you feed them or guide them away from the road they oblidge the more aggressive you get the more aggressive the elephant will get
I appreciate her raw guts!!, but it's total stupidity 🙃🙃🙃
True.
Yup
Yes
Yes I got goosebumps
Yes, we almost saw them.
I didn't realize how big this beautiful creatures are.
Elephant: "You have a whole bunch...you'd better be sharing some of them. "
We, humans are literally living in their space. Over crowding and pushing the limits of the world in which we are supposed to care for. We only have one world 🌎. We must try to create a better environment for the next generation of animals and humans.
Unfortunately human animal stupidy reigns Supreme and add greed and self-serving all in the name of a $1.00 and we will continue to destroy mother earth until she has had enough and she will destroy as she has in the past in an effort to heal from the human leaches.
They are living in our space now. Survival of the fittest. We could off all of them in one day if we wanted. We're the boss, they live or die at our pleasure. Humans rule, not animals! Maybe insects, but not animals.
She loves the Elephant, and that gives her courage. But she respects the animal’s strength and it’s right to live there.
Agreed but it cldve went bad. Lol
@@ryanwhite7969 Well yes, but that's why we can say she was brave.
@@wordreet or dumb
Elephants are beautiful, amazing beings. It's natural that we'd want to gift them with food, and to get so close. But there's a reason we're always told never to feed wild animals. The clips of elephants pushing vehicles demonstrates why.
The elephant was warning us about green house gas and how cars pollute the environment. What a smart elephant
I used to work around elephants. People think they can all be riden on and fed. But they are also huge and can accidentally or intentionally crush someone. They can get very territorial and pissy too. She's really lucky.
Accidentally crush someone? Probably no. Even though their bodies are enormous, they have perfect control. If they didn't have such control, their young would die since the little ones mostly live under their bellies and bump into legs often.
@tinkerer67 you've never been in a stall with one, or loaded one for transport, or sedated one for a procedure and they start waking up early and try to stand up while swinging their trumps around. And the bond between mother and calf is a whole different thing. She knows where the calf is and will exhibit protecting behavior. Getting bumped can be like getting hit w a tractor depending on their size.
He started warming up to her from the distance....the bus and the car passed by and he did not move, and started looking more and more to the woman, she calculated her steps, and finally he welcomed her and took the food. Very nice..she has great confidence in herself...
Great upload ....some folk are just good with animals!
There is a difference between being fearless and being stupid!
Yes correct...stay connected from QATAR 🇶🇦
No matter how feeble it may be it is good to see animals protesting against destructing of their habitate .
not really,.. the elephant has learned people = food. Then like a highwayman robber. It starts to harras people on the street or in cars. Kinda like goverments, when you realy start to think about it, But yeah.. there used to be enough space for all creatures to coexxist.
like Marco says, it's a hold-up, not a protest :)
I agree. We dont know for certain why they are behaving like that but I think elephants are pretty smart and they must had some good reason, it could be related to their habitat.
wow, man. my biceps shrinks by watching this