On January 28, in the village of Amliya Toli, Jharkhand, an elephant fell into a dry well that was 25 feet long. The people that were in the village awoke to hear the cries of the elephant. The people called the forest department right away. The forest department knew that they couldn’t just lift the elephant out of the well, they had to think. They thought of the Archimedes’ principle, which according to the article means that when something is in enough water, like a boat, it will rise and float. So, the rescue team filled the well up with water until they could get the elephant out. As soon as the elephant was out, it went away in to the near by forrest.
It took the team three hours with three big pumps to get it out. In the video you can see people cheering the elephant on in the background. You can definitely tell that the village really cared about the elephants safety.
Here is the article.
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