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Bond Of Love Between Animals And Humans: Toddler Drinks Milk From Elephant

Author : NewsGram Desk

People generally consume the milk of domestic animals like cows, goats, buffaloes, but a toddler girl in Assam's Golaghat district drank milk from an elephant, making everyone witness a fabulous bonding of love between an animal mother and a human child. The video, which went viral, shows three-year-old Harshita Bora playing with their domestic elephant in their courtyard and drinking its milk.

According to the video, Harshita was asking the elephant to move to allow her to drink milk, and the jumbo complied and allowed the little girl to consume its milk. The girl's elder sister and her other family members witnessed the happening and encouraged the girl. According to the neighbors, Harshita calls the elephant 'Binu' and is often seen playing with it.

The incident comes at a time when man-animal conflicts, especially of human-elephant, are rising in different districts of Assam.
According to the official record, over 100 people died in 2021 due to elephant attacks, while 71 elephants have died in different districts of Assam due to various causes, including electrocution, poisoning, being hit by speeding trains, and 'accidental' deaths, including plunging into ponds and ditches, or lightning strikes. (IANS/ MBI)

(Keywords: animals, humans, milk, toddler, elephant, viral video)

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