Even though they are huge and scary, elephants are, in fact, cute and friendly animals. They are able to feel and show affection just like human beings.

This way, two young abandoned elephants formed a close connection with each other and became best friends.

In Thailand, some animal rescue sanctuaries provide animals with a home they can stay in and food for their survival. Chaba and her mom arrived at this shelter and stayed there for nearly a year.

The family didn’t trust people much at first. That is when another cute elephant approached and started communicating with Chaba.

This young elephant seemed very kind and compassionate, and she gave a warm cuddle to the newcomers.

It resembled a warm welcome from someone who had been there for a long time.

Chaba was relieved to have a newfound best buddy to play with at the shelter, so she stopped worrying.

These two elephants work as a team to complete tasks. They are delighted while interacting, whether it is in the dirt or the water or even while eating.

They will both develop more in their most cherished relationship—that of best friends for life.

They had the most endearing friendship, and their relationship served as a reminder of how gregarious and content elephants can be when they are not locked up.

A cute video of the two having fun and exploring their environment is available.

They are free to play anywhere they wish. All newborn elephants deserve this. They are developing in happiness and freedom.

Additionally, they illustrate the type of interpersonal interactions and communication abilities that elephants are susceptible to.

Through tactile and tones of voice, they are in continual communication. The other baby will promptly call for her pal to return if one of the kids wanders off.

They are both incredibly affectionate, lively, and kind elephants. We kindly refer to them as “double difficulty.” They are best friends and usually play and cause trouble jointly, as they should!