Only when you are a parent can you understand the feelings of your mother and father.

Known as the largest animal on land, the impression most people have when they first see an elephant is that it is massive, somewhat slow, and lumbering.

Surely everyone will be extremely surprised to learn the truth behind that appearance, elephants are one of the most intelligent animals in the world, they have countless ways of expressing their emotions and intelligence. equally surprising.

This is because elephants have the largest brains of all land animals and three times more neurons than humans. Meanwhile, many neurons exist solely to control the elephant’s giant body and dexterity.

According to research by scientists, elephants can process information well, and the cognitive process is more complex than that of monkeys, which are most closely related to humans.

Elephant intelligence is also expressed in the relationships between individuals in the herd.

Elephants are very emotional creatures, they often show love to their fellow humans by greeting each other through rolling their trunks together.

When the leader elephant is sick, the members will gather together to take care of them, even taking turns carrying the leader on their backs until they die.

Jacque Notareal, on a picnic, was lucky enough to witness an extremely special moment of a mother elephant.

The model was assembled by the mother elephant from each piece of wood.

According to the tourist, because of carelessness, the baby elephant was eaten by a group of lions. Witnessing that heartbreaking scene with her own eyes, Jacque could deeply feel the sadness the mother elephant had to endure.

Each roar and scream of an animal losing a “part of its body” is enough to break everyone’s heart. But what happened next surprised everyone.

Shortly after the death of the baby elephant, the mother elephant began to use pieces of wood to assemble together to recreate the image of her child.

At first glance, Jacque thought it was just an action to kill time and reduce the mother elephant’s stress. However, over time, the mother elephant’s work gradually improved and it actually formed the shape of a baby elephant.

He even spent hours observing the elephant’s movements. “I couldn’t believe what I saw.

For hours on end, the elephant painstakingly rebuilt and for the next several days he spent only time next to his baby model. I have never saw or heard anything about an elephant like this,” Jacque choked up.