Today, there are many people who love animals very much. Now some recent photos have come out which shows this. The people of Jharkhand have done something that you will be happy to hear and see. In a picture going viral, you can see that a baby elephant got trapped in the marsh and after that people set a beautiful example of humanity. This case is being described as a week old. In Gumla district, on Monday night, an elephant baby fell into a well while passing near the village of Bantoli and when the people of the morning saw the little elephant in trouble, they started trying to get it out.
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Heartwarming pictures of how intelligently the team @dfogumla and villagers using Archimedes’s physical law of buoyancy save an elephant calf who had fell in a well. They pumped water into well to float the elephant to surface. Great work. @Forest_Dept_GOJ pic.twitter.com/DP8ydrctsp
— Ramesh Pandey IFS (@rameshpandeyifs) January 30, 2020
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He adopted the famous 'principle of Archimedes' of science for this. With the help of theory, the young elephant was safely taken out of the well. Everyone is praising him this time. According to the information found, the weight of the elephant baby was very high and it was difficult to pull it out with the help of rope, for this reason, some people adopted the 'principle of Archimedes' - according to the theory that when something is whole or little in a fluid when the water is immersed, one realizes the loss in weight.
Thinking of this theory, the heavy elephant found a way to lighten it, and after this people started filling water in the well. With the increasing level of water in the well, the child of the elephant also started coming upwards and there was no problem in getting out of it, so people dug through the JCB by breaking the wall of the well in such a way that the small elephant made its grip on the ground. When the elephant baby came out, it ran towards the forest.