Elephant's Jugaad To Enjoy Mango From Tree Is Winning The Internet

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A new video has surfaced on Twitter of an elephant trying to grab hold of some mangoes from a mango tree, leaving netizens amused.

Elephant's Jugaad To Enjoy Mango From Tree Is Winning The Internet
An elephant grabbed hold of some brand new mangoes directly from the tree.

Highlights

  • An elephant wanted to eat mangoes hanging on a tree
  • He came up with an easy way to access them
  • The video of the elephant is going viral on Twitter

If there's one fruit that's synonymous with the summer, it has to be the 'king of fruits' - mango. The sweet, juicy delight has a number of regional varieties found across the country. Mango can be had raw, as juice or dessert, or even with your favourite roti, puri or rice dish! We can't decide if the best part about mango is its taste or its versatility. Mango enjoys a unique appeal to people across all age groups, and as it turns out even animals have a soft corner for this indulgent fruit. A video has surfaced on Twitter of an elephant trying to grab hold of some mangoes from a mango tree. Take a look:

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The adorable video was shared by Susanta Nanda who is an IFS officer. It was liked and retweeted with several thousand views on the micro-blogging website. The elephant in the video first tried to reach out to grab onto the low-hanging fruit on the tree. When he couldn't reach the fruit, he simply grabbed the tree with his trunk and shook it lightly so that the mangoes would fall. Then he proceeded to savour the sweet rewards of his efforts!

The video delighted the internet with several reactions and comments pouring in. Some people called the video 'adorable' and praised the elephant for his quick thinking too. Other Twitter users pondered whether the fruit was too sour for his taste. Take a look at the reactions:

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