14 November 2026
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Jumbo Twins Take Their First Tiny Steps

In a video shared by senior IFS officer Susanta Nanda on X, two new born elephant twins can be seen taking their first steps in this world
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Senior Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda has shared a video on X of new born elephant twins. In the video, the two calves can be seen taking their first steps as the mother elephant proudly watches over them.

The video has gone viral and netizens have been leaving positive comments on it. The first comment itself was, “This is enough to make someone smile, even on a bad day.” Someone was curious: Is it rare for elephants to have twins? Yet another thanked the IFS officer for allowing people to have a glimpse of this rare sight.

The video of the adorable jumbo twins with their mother has so far garnered 28k views, 1,074 likes, 162 reposts, and 34 comments.

Watch it here:


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