This heartwarming scene captures the playful interaction of two baby elephants engaging in a charming play fight, using their trunks to gently hit each other over the head. The delightful moment unfolds in a national park in Kanchanaburi province, western Thailand, on October 30.

The video showcases the adorable antics of the baby elephants, who had been happily eating plants before turning their attention to some playful teasing under the trees.

The footage captures one of the young elephants playfully hitting its friend’s head with its trunk, initiating a lighthearted exchange. The other elephant, in turn, retaliates with a gentle hit in a delightful display of camaraderie.

The playful duo is part of a larger herd of 50 elephants foraging in the area, and the scene was beautifully captured by a wildlife enthusiast named Prathom.

His joy in witnessing the baby elephants enjoying their lives in their natural environment is palpable, highlighting the happiness these moments bring to those fortunate enough to observe them.

Thailand is home to both wild and captive elephants, with approximately 2,000 elephants in the wild and a similar number in captivity.

These gentle giants are found in sanctuaries, elephant parks, zoos, tourist resorts, and with private owners who use them for various purposes, including weddings and religious ceremonies.

Scenes like these underscore the importance of preserving and protecting these incredible creatures and their natural habitats, allowing them to thrive and engage in the playful behaviors that contribute to their overall well-being.