Netizens love to see elephant family baths in viral video

• A video of an elephant family that has since been valued at one million dollars.
• They are frequently seen taking a shower or bath together.
• The video was initially posted to Twitter on November 4, and it has already received around 6,000 views there.

An officer with the Indian Forest Service named Parveen Kaswan uploaded a video of an elephant family that has since been valued at one million dollars. They are frequently seen taking a shower or bath together. The video was initially posted to Twitter on November 4, and it has already received around 6,000 views there.

You can observe a herd of elephants swimming in the body of water in the video that we have here. You can watch them having fun and taking a bath at the same time. The herd includes young elephants still growing their tusks as well as senior citizens.

“This family bath together. They stay together,”  The caption for the video states that they remain a unit.

Take a look at the video below:

This family bath together. They stay together. pic.twitter.com/bEiKM3cj4E

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— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) November 4, 2022

The video elicited a wide variety of responses from viewers. One user said that it “Looks like a pristine ecosystem far from the polluted and contaminated water of populated areas.”

Another user said, “Staying together with the family is more important than anything in life.”

See further responses below:

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This family‘always’ stays together!

— Nijesh Jayakar (@JayakarNijesh) November 4, 2022

Wow ❤️

— Princi (@ManjulSmita) November 4, 2022

Happy clip

— Nisha rai (@nisharai_ggc) November 4, 2022

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Staying together with the family is more important than anything in life🥲

— एक्बर्ट (@Monk1Old) November 4, 2022

😍😍

— Jyoti (@virgojyoti02) November 4, 2022

😍😍

— Jyoti (@virgojyoti02) November 4, 2022

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