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A heartwarming video of a baby elephant affectionately interacting with a man and woman has gone viral on X , charming nearly 390,000 viewers.

This is the amusing moment a playful baby elephant learned just how strong he is - knocking over a tourist while trying to cuddler her. Charoenchok Suraneeyalapha and his friends were entertained ...

They may weigh about 250 pounds at birth, but elephant calves are just like any other baby. Aside from practical needs, they also thrive off physical affection and lots of interaction.

Social media users admired a baby elephant's act of disposing trash in a dustbin, comparing it with human littering behaviors.

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All babies love to cuddle up with their moms and look to them for protection. And when baby elephants' tusks begin to grow, they try to soothe them, much like a human infant when they begin to teethe.