Adorable Moment Elephant Says 'Thank You' To Drivers After Herd Was Allowed To Cross The Street

• An amazing video has captured a heartwarming moment when an elephant gestured a 'thank you'
• The mammal was part of a herd that was allowed by cars that stopped for them to cross the street
• Netizens have been unable to keep their comments to themselves after watching the video

A herd of elephants has warmed the hearts of many after a moment was recorded in a video many would have doubted if it was not recorded and shared.

In the footage that has gone viral and heaped massive reactions on social media and Facebook, in particular, the entire herd of elephants were allowed by oncoming cars to cross the road.

When they were almost done, a huge-looking one that was at the back like the leader stopped for a moment and raised its trunk in a gesture that appeared exactly as though it said 'thank you' to everyone.

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How netizens are reacting to the video

It is no surprise that after watching the heartwarming video, netizens rushed into the comment section with their thoughts.

RoseMarie Urban, for instance, indicated:

They r so beautiful. They r so smart how they keep the babies in the middle. And the way the last elephant so big so beautiful stops and shakes his trunk 2 say thank U. Brought tears 2 my eyes. Gorgeous and Smart. Love them!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Joseph Carbonero commented:

Do elephants have alphas or leaders of the pack? If so, that one is definitely it. Also looks like the largest of the pack

Gran Dma stated:

Beautiful!!!! Elephants are incredible smart, value family & have big hearts! Luv elephants & Luv this video!!!!

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Source: YEN.com.gh