Elephant Calf Reunites With Mother After 7-Hour Search In Kurseong, IFS Parveen Kaswan Shares Heartwarming Video- WATCH
A rescue operation in West Bengal's Kurseong turned into an emotional wildlife moment after forest officials successfully reunited a baby elephant with its mother following seven hours of searching. The heartwarming incident, captured on video, shows the mother returning with her herd to take her calf back into the forest. The incident came to light after Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer…
A heartwarming reunion unfolded in Kurseong, West Bengal, after forest officials spent seven hours searching for a baby elephant separated from its mother. The incident began when the calf and mother fell into a water tank, leading to the separation. Indian Forest Service officer Parveen Kaswan shared a video on social media showcasing the emotional moment.
The footage depicts the mother elephant and her herd returning to rescue her calf after their ordeal. Kurseong forest division staff successfully tracked the mother through the surrounding area, culminating in a touching reunion. The video, praised by Kaswan, has garnered significant attention, capturing the profound bond between mother and calf in the wild.
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