The tourist at the end😂😂
Friends it’s not worth it. Leave the wild in their wilderness. pic.twitter.com/9yxaVrojee

— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) October 31, 2022

According to sources, the footage was shot inside Karnataka’s Nagarhole National Park and Tiger Reserve.
Musth is a state of heightened aggression and unpredictable behaviour that occurs periodically in certain male animals, particularly elephants and camels, in combination with an increase in testosterone levels, similar to the rutting season of deer and some other mammals.

According to several users, the tusker could have easily trampled the vehicle and attacked the visitor, but instead opted not to.

“The elephant could have easily trampled the jeep if it didn’t. just wanted the tourists to know that they can’t invade beyond a limit.” one user said.

Others praised the driver’s ability to reverse.

“Hats off to our Karnataka Forest department driver!! I am sure this is our Nagarahole NP,” a second user said

According to one user, such incidents can also occur when safari drivers get too close to wild elephants.
“I have seen the safari drivers deliberately go very close to the elephants to get a response. They are the ones who need to be educated,” a user commented