In a hilarious incident that has gone viral, an elephant in the Kuet Chang region of Thailand exacted revenge on a rival by sticking his rear end into the other elephant’s face and breaking wind.
The two elephants, Kabu and Faa Mai, have been fighting continuously over a hill that Kabu has claimed as her own. Faa Mai couldn’t understand why Kabu was being so pushy and was getting frustrated. She decided to take matters into her own hands and teach Kabu a lesson.
The incident was captured on video and uploaded to YouTube by Elephant News. In the video, Faa Mai can be seen climbing on the small hill and carrying out her “foul-smelling” act of revenge.
“Faa Mai loves climbing Kabu Hill. Many times she will do this. But every time she reaches the top, Kabu will push her away, reclaiming the mound as her own. Faa Mai became frustrated with this, and while continuing to play, she decided to share a lesson of her own. Hear what Faa Mai is thinking at Elephant Nature Park,” the video’s description reads.
The video shows Faa Mai using her hind legs to stand directly on top of Kabu’s head before letting out a huge fart. The wind broke directly into Kabu’s face, leaving her stunned and embarrassed.
The incident has been shared widely on social media, with many people finding it amusing and hilarious. However, some have raised concerns about the treatment of the elephants and the exploitation of animals for entertainment purposes.4
The Elephant Nature Park, where the incident took place, is a sanctuary for rescued elephants that have been subjected to abuse and exploitation. The park aims to provide a safe and natural environment for the elephants and to educate visitors about the importance of conservation and animal welfare.
While the incident may have been entertaining to some, it is important to remember that elephants are intelligent and social animals that deserve to be treated with respect and dignity. We should be promoting responsible tourism that supports conservation efforts and respects the rights of animals.
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