They saved six elephants who had been trapped in a well

April 1, 2019

By the time the rangers realized that the animals could not get out of the hole, they immediately took action.

Six elephants were trapped for days in a well who was in a national park in the east of Bangkok in Thailand. For the fortune of animals, a patrol found the animals stranded in the mud and came to rescue them.

Some members of the rescue group went to look for tools to help them, while others they spent the night next to the frightened animals with the intention of taking care of them.

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"Our team arrived with hoes and started digging around the hole to make the slopes less steep.", said the AFP the superintendent of the park, Prawatsart Chantheap.

After three hours of work in the area to build a ramp, the puppies came out of onecovered with mud, encouraged by rescuers.

"Come on, come on, follow us!"That's what the guards shouted, as can be seen in the video filmed by the National Parks Department.

according to Chantheap, forest workers observed a herd of 30 adult elephants in the vicinity. They claimed that the young were separated from the group of pachyderms.

"We think that they were trapped for at least two days because when they came out, they had weakness in their legs"said the authorities.

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The elephant is the national animal of Thailand. The animal lives in the wild areas of the Asian country and its population grew from a peak of over 100,000 copies in 1850 to around 2,700.

On the occasion of deforestation and loss of their habitat, they were more in touch with humans and often have clashes with farmers and villagers. In some cases too they are domesticated for entertainment and tourism.