A Majestic Sight: Elephants Streaming along a Track-hood of a Train in India

Where human development too takes place near wildlife locations, beautiful creation happens sometimes and gives a message to live and survive with nature. In recent past, a video that captured the heart – a train being approached by a group of elephants. Such touching view quickly became viral to let people know once again about how those massive and majestic animals behave and to raise the issue of wildlife’s preservation.

A moment of Grace Family Ties

Some of the amazing facts that people have about these natural animals include intelligence, close relationships within family, and friendly disposition. For instance, in the video, you can watch the elephants, the baby calves included, walking in a file through the tracks. It reveals not only sexual muscle but also appeal with the large fellow elephants making sure the tiny ones cross the water. The beautiful scene was warmly received by viewers from all over the world and great emphasis was put on how much animals and people should be able to coexist without causing trouble.

Corridors

Traffic causes the splitting of forests and opportunities for animals to find food as cities and towns expand and roads and railways develop. As these routes are of so much use for human carriage, they pose great threats to the animals particularly elephants that require movement to source for food and water. Addressing biogeographical barriers, wildlife corridors, or safe trails that can be used by animals when crossing barriers, exist. They include pathways through which elephants and other animals are able to move about in their original ways without perils of meeting with vehicles or trains.

India has long valued the protection of elephants however with development comes added pressures needed to save these gentle giants. animal corridors allow for the balance of our ecosystems and prevent wild animals from pose a threat to the lives of humans.

Measures for Conservation of Wildlife on Roads and Railways

India has continued to put measures to minimize the probabilities of occurrence of accidents with wildlife but this has not been without some few challenges. Some of the measures include, setting a limiting speed as a train approaches a wildlife area, use of animal sensors, and alarms that notify the driver of the proximity of any animals. Instances some trains are modified in their routes to avoid busy times when such animals might be crossing the tracks. Also, campaigns in local communities sensitize people with environmental issues such as; giving wildlife the space they require.

In this way, the risks that many wild animals experience can be minimized; moreover, increasing numbers of individuals are understanding the importance of sheltering these animals as they pass through their natural territories.

A Moral Learning about Sharing and Living Together

People around the world could relate with the video of the elephant herd crossing the railway track. Hear this, please – elephants – those intelligent animals who remember and have their families to care for! THE SUSTAINING PERSPECTIVE WHENEVER I see them crossing the railway so gently and cautiously guarding their young I am reminded that the world belongs to all of us but we live in it differently.

One thing for all these animals whichever side they belong as we build and grow we never should to forget that these animals have been there way before we existed. In other words, being sensitive to these barriers, now is possible to implement the environment for humans and animals where they can exist equally. Such a result only proves how much people care about elephants and nature in general to need a reminder to intensify the protection of animals.

Conclusion

The view of elephants, their entire heard crossing the railway track can be breathtaking and also is the best example of how man and animal can live side by side. While continuing to expand our Populated areas and Infrastructure we need to take some thought on other inhabitants of our planet. Backing the efforts of wildlife and wildlife planning for the future and envisioning a world where these beginAGED animals like the elephant can one again coexist are a fine idea.

In today’s world obsessed with productivity and progress, such circumstances proves that, sometimes, people can live together and what should be done in order to avoid it.