Elephant damages car while scratching its back, video goes viral
- By Web Desk -
- Sep 10, 2022
A video of an elephant scratching its back damaging a car is going viral on the micro blogging social media application Twitter.
The viral video showed the animal first trying to get over the left side front wheel of the vehicle whose driver was inside it. It then went to the four wheeler’s front side.
The animal on the hood and started to scratch its back . He could not do it properly so nearly stood on the vehicle and break the front bumper.
The driver ran the car in reverse.
What do you do when you’re itchy and you’re an elephant? 😂 pic.twitter.com/fYUMYdlO5z
— Buitengebieden (@buitengebieden) September 6, 2022
The video has millions of views and thousands of likes from Twitter users. Netizens came up with hilarious responses.
Just imagining him explaining it to his insurance company:
Insurer: What’s the extent of the damage sir?
Owner: It’s been badly scratched
Insurer: How badly sir?
Owner: It’s probably a write off!
Insurer: WTF did it get scratched by sir?
Owner: Erm, well would you believe!
— Blimey_Limey (@Lemon_n_Limey) September 6, 2022
😄 haha, oh, my gosh the cute elephant is itchy and saw this great opportunistic scratching post. Meanwhile they get elephant butt rubbed in front of their faces and are probably praying for their lives that they don’t get crushed to death. rip: to their bumper
— Mariah 🦋 (@Mariah_b_U) September 6, 2022
The answer is virtually the same as the one to the age-old question:
Q: Where does a 1200 lb. elephant sit?
A: Wherever it wants.— Stephen Moylan (@field_ream) September 6, 2022
It is pertinent to mention that there are the heartwarming and amusing videos on social media that are sure to bring a smile on the viewers’ faces.
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