Herd of 4 Wild Elephants, Including Rescued Calf, Enjoy Mud Bath in Dong Nai Nature Reserve
A herd of four wild elephants, including a calf recently rescued, were filmed enjoying a mud bath in Vietnam's Dong Nai Nature Reserve. The calf has successfully reintegrated with the herd, highlighting conservation efforts in the region where approximately 30 Asian elephants reside.
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