In a shocking turn of events, an elephant ends up chasing a Hyundai i20 Active in Karnataka. The video is doing rounds on the internet. This is a rather tragic case of the tourists getting hurt by the animal. There are many parts of the country where tourists go on jungle safaris. While in most cases, people take appropriate measures to ensure their well-being and safety, there could be some instances where things go out of hand. This is one such case. Here are the details.
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Elephant Chases Hyundai i20 in Karnataka
This post comes from waseem.blr on Instagram. The visuals show a disturbing incident. There is a maroon i20 Active on the road. As per the information in the video clip, this case comes from Bandipura National Park in Karnataka. A wild elephant seems to have gone berserk. He is chasing the tourists who are trying to take a selfie. After running for a while, one person fell on the side of the road. The elephant kicked him while he was on the ground. He was seen sliding himself into the bushes on the side. Finally, the animal returned.
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This is a sad case of a wild animal hurting a person. However, one must be prepared for such eventualities if they are going into the animal territory. There are numerous cases of animals causing harm to humans on jungle safaris. We must understand that we are entering their habitat. It is not a picnic spot. We must prioritize our safety. The animal behaviour can be unpredictable. While elephants are calm most of the time, but they can get agitated.
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Author’s Note
We can only advise our readers to be extra careful on such excursions. No one can correctly predict animal behaviour all the time. During jungle safaris, make sure to go in a covered vehicle and stay inside the car. Taking selfies while roaming around in a jungle is not a great idea. One can’t really blame the animal for getting violent. Our safety lies in our own hands. Be responsible!
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