Asian Elephants in Jim Corbett National Park, India, 14 June, 2015

[@briandelaurentiis6851]

I love this, thanks for sharing this footage.

[@beckytodd7210]

That elephant is magnificent I like his tusks

[@edelyncarreonhernandez5839]

please protect them i really love them ❤❤❤❤❤❤🐘🐘🐘

[@Juscz]

I love them too!

[@aratrikghosh2717]

Who says Asian elephants are much smaller than the african ones

[@aratrikghosh2717]

@Pavan Kumar yeah that's what some foreign fools doesn't know they think Indian elephants are much smaller than there african cousins well they should check the Google before commenting any foolish things

[@kingkingovich260]

@Pavan Kumar No, African Elephant bigger.African 7000kg,Asian 5000kg on average

[@sivadas6690]

@@kingkingovich260 Depends on the habitat where the elephant lives. Africa has two types of elephants. Forest elephant and Savannah elephants. African forest elephant is smaller than the Asian elephant. African Savannah Elephants (Bush elephants) living in the African plain grasslands are the biggest.

[@DaDa-bi2ry]

Hello Dear!Greetings from Korea! I am a production staff at MBC, a major television network in South Korea. My team produces a weekly 1-hour program, "HAHA Land," which looks at the relationship between human and animals from various perspectives.In an episode to be aired in April , 2018, we are planning to focus specifically on animal's health care. While searching for related references, I came across this video. Would it be possible for us to use this video in the episode, or in other episodes with related themes? Thank you in advance for you assistance. I look forward to your reply. Thank you :)

[@Juscz]

Sure, go ahead and use it (but I guess I am responding to you much too late--- wonder why I never saw your message before).

[@sidhiknn8023]

Good job

[@sivaprasadravi7371]

Big

[@cacampbell3654]

What a shame that we were forced to listen to the sounds of human beings who were totally irrelevant. I found the sounds distracting, annoying, unpleasant and a form of auditory clutter. The bird, insect, and elephant sounds seemed to belong to a harmonious whole.

[@Juscz]

You mean the human beings are totally your Elephant? Gosh. Don't have a BBC budget. .... sorry, Buddy...