Orphaned baby elephants at Kenya’s Sheldrick Wildlife Trust go viral for playful milk races, showcasing their joy and the trust’s rescue efforts.

Baby elephants at Kenya’s Sheldrick Wildlife Trust are winning global attention with playful race-to-the-milk videos. Orphaned after losing their mothers, the young elephants—Toto, Natibu, Korbessa, and Mwinzi—demonstrate joyful excitement at feeding time, sprinting toward the milk truck with Korbessa often arriving first. Keeper Jonas efficiently feeds them, ensuring each gets proper care. The heartwarming footage, shared on Instagram, highlights both the elephants’ lively personalities and the trust’s vital rescue and rehabilitation work.