Animal behaviour is unpredictable. While some are quite friendly and harmless, others can be violent and harmful. However, there are some animals that have a unique personality. Rhinoceros are under such a category possessing some unique qualities.
A Rhino allows nothing to stand in its way. Though these animals are quite reasonable, they are distrustful of strangers. Rhinos don’t poke into others’ matters, but, they can instantly lose their cool when they feel insecure and threatened. With uncontrollable temper, they can turn most aggressive.
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Here we bring a video of a baby rhino that will leave you surprised as well as warm your hearts. But, the video is not about turning aggressive, it is about being protective of its mother.
As seen in the video, the baby rhino is attacking a man kneeling on the ground. After hitting the man with its bulky head, the baby steps back and walks around an adult rhino. The adult rhino seems to be lying unconscious on the ground with a red cloth tied around its eyes.
Again when some more people come closer towards the adult rhino, the baby goes on high alert. While one person started cleaning the wound of the adult, the baby again attacked him. While both persons continue to clean the wound on the adult’s leg, the baby attacked for the third and fourth time.
The video shared on Twitter by Hakan Kapucu has gone viral on social media with a caption reading: The little rhino protects her mother from a curing veterinarian, as the love for a mother is universal. (sic)
The protective gestures of the baby rhino have also won the hearts of netizens.
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One user commented, “All animals have feelings and emotions. Let us protect and preserve nature and its creation!” (sic)
Another wrote, “The love for a mother is like no other!” (sic)
“A baby's love for it's mommy is amazing. Hope they are both okay. I want all animals to be treasured and love and protected,” wrote a third one. (sic)