This fiction: an incredible case was in Thailand when a herd of 50 elephants crosses the road
These huge creatures also had the right to this and this is an amazing moment.
Most likely, it was their highway many years ago, long before the person concreted him, and these elephants simply follow the path of their ancestors.
You might think that these scenes can only be seen in fantastic films, but they really happened: this is a migration journey of a large herd of elephants!
A herd of wild elephants, crossing the highway in the province of Chachoengsao in Thailand, stopped moving on the main road in Thailand, but also provided the opportunity for dozens of people witnesses to this rare sight!
Locals gather on both sides of the road to observe these serene creatures. They were amazed at this magnificent sight!
Over the past few days, employees of the Wildlife Protection Service have been sent to observe elephants. Seeing that they were approaching the highway, they immediately called the police and blocked it. The police were called to make sure that the elephants were safe and without incident.
People do not seem to mind waiting, because the most important thing is that elephants are safe!
A herd was led through the road a large matriarchal elephant, which walked through a dense forest from the other side. The rest of the herd walked next to her, one elephant stopped for a moment before continuing, because the whole elephant clearly heard the road in less than 40 seconds.
A herd of elephants crossing the Kazangula highway in a tangle was also noticed. National Park Chobe in the north of Botswana is a home for thousands of elephants. It is well known that in this area, as in Thailand, the density of elephants is one of the highest.
Elephants here are loved and protected, so they do not show any signs of a person!
I hope that all of them will live a very long peaceful happy life.
An amazing sight … Thanks to all those caring rangers who provided these beautiful elephants in their own habitat, where all wild life should be free in their own habitat.
God, bless them all and protect them …!
