Cap: Helping a wild baby elephant

 

Daily News reported that national park officials from Ta Phraya National Park in Sa Kaeo, eastern Thailand, and associated helpers used a backhoe to clear a path to help a baby elephant get out of a pond after he'd got stuck.

 

"Tula" had been foraging for food outside the park.

 

The stricken pachyderm had been trumpeting for help in Nong Waen sub-district of Buriram province. 

 

Tula was now back with the herd none the worse for wear. 

 

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The stricken pachyderm had been trumpeting for help

Bath-time blues.

Well done by all concerned. I hope the baby pachyderm will live a long and happy life.