Ananta Vrindavan's video: Should ve you be scared of elephants

Once upon a time, in a dense jungle, there lived a majestic elephant named Kala. Kala was a gentle giant and was loved and respected by all the animals in the jungle. She had a strong bond with her herd and was a responsible leader. One day, a group of humans entered the jungle with guns in their hands. They were poachers who were hunting elephants for their ivory tusks. Kala and her herd tried to escape, but the poachers had set traps and surrounded them. The poachers started shooting at the elephants, and Kala knew that she had to protect her herd. She stood in front of her herd and used her trunk to trumpet loudly, warning the other elephants of the danger. She also used her massive body to shield the younger elephants and tried to lead her herd to safety. The poachers continued to fire their guns, and one of the bullets hit Kala's leg. She stumbled and fell, and the other elephants rushed to her side to protect her. The poachers saw that they were outnumbered and decided to leave the jungle. Kala was injured, but her herd stayed with her and tried to help her recover. The other animals in the jungle also came to help Kala and brought her food and water. Slowly, Kala's leg healed, and she was able to walk again. The incident brought the animals in the jungle closer together, and they realized the importance of protecting each other from humans who posed a threat to their safety. Kala and her herd became more cautious and avoided humans, but they never forgot the love and support they received from the other animals in the jungle. From that day on, Kala became a symbol of strength and courage for all the animals in the jungle. She taught them to never give up and always stand up for what is right. Her gentle nature and love for her herd inspired everyone who met her. In the end, Kala and her herd continued to live peacefully in the jungle, surrounded by the love and support of their animal friends. The humans who had threatened their safety never returned, and the jungle remained a safe haven for all the animals who called it home.