A video that went viral shows an adult elephant and a youngster blocking the route of an automobile carrying a sugar cane. They only chose to step aside when sugarcane, which some people refer to as a tax, was handed to them.
The video was shared on Twitter by Parveen Kaswan, an employee of the Indian Forest Service (IFS). The 29-second video shows an elephant with its offspring standing in front of a truck carrying sugarcane. They won’t let the car pass until a man spreads a few bunches of sugarcane over the road.
Shortly after dropping them on the other side, the elephants cross and begin devouring them. A few cars can also be seen traveling in the opposite direction and stopping to watch the animals being fed.
The video was shared by Kaswan on July 24 and has already gotten over 1.8 million views. The video is widely shared. Elephants pay taxes to the jungle, said one of the users. A woman made light of the fact that bad tax recovery was also occurring in the forest. This tax, according to one individual, was clever.
Animals become habituated to basic and spicy foods, thus anyone who finds these taxes and videos cute should never give them food. As charming as it might seem, he advised against feeding wild animals. The enemy of compassion-based conservation is wildlife. They get habituated to eating straightforward, spicy things. They will therefore stray along roadways and away from their native habitat.
Source:news 18