PHOTOSAmazing! Two Elephants Work Together To Save Calf From Drowning At South Korean Zoo
June 20 2017, Updated 5:29 p.m. ET
Two adult elephants were hanging out by a pool in an enclosure at Grand Park Zoo in Seoul, South Korea, when a calf nearby fell in. Miraculously, the adult elephants quickly and frantically worked together to save the baby elephant from drowning.
After the calf slipped and fell in the water, the elephants began to find the best way to get to it while it kicked and swam, struggling to stay above the surface.
Entering the water from the shallow end of the pool, the adult elephants silently communicated as they carried the baby out of the water and onto dry land.
- Timothée Chalamet Fined $79 After Failing to Park His E-Bike Properly While Arriving at London Premiere of 'A Complete Unknown': Photos
- 6 Things Eminem Has Said About His Upbringing: Relationship With His Father, the People Who Truly Loved Him and More
- Linda Nolan, Dalyce Curry and More Celebrities Who Have Died in 2025
Want OK! each day? Sign up here!
A third elephant, sectioned off behind a fence, can be seen in the background pacing back and forth, clearly distressed while watching this all unfold.
It's incredible to watch these elephants go into action and quickly bring the calf to safety.
Watch the unbelievable video for yourself. What do you think about the elephants saving the calf themselves? Let us know in the comments section.
