Baby Elephant Can’t Figure Out His Trunk | How To Be An Elephant | Dodo Kids

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Haven the elephant is only 3 months old, so he still has a lot to learn about being an elephant. But Haven seems to think he’s already an expert and is out to prove it!
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This is Haven.
I'm Haven.
He's still figuring out how to be an elephant.
What? No, I'm not. I'm great at it.
He's only three months old.
So what if I am?
Which means he has lots to figure out.
I might be smaller than my mom, but I can do everything she can do.
Look, I'll scratch on a tree trunk just like her.
Okay, I might be a little stuck in the tub.
Um...
Just give me a sec.
Okay, found a tree.
Scratchy scratch.
Haven, that's not a tree.
Oh, sorry.
It's okay, Haven.
You have plenty of time to figure out how to be an elephant.
I am an elephant already.
I was born an expert.
Okay, you show us how to be an elephant then.
Perfect.
Step one, sleeping.
Elephants like mom can sleep standing up.
And I am a pro at that.
What?
Very nice, Haven.
Uh, Haven?
Haven?
Haven!
You were telling us how to be an elephant.
Oh, yes, I was.
Step two, dust bath.
Elephants like mom love taking dust baths.
See?
She's great at it.
You just pick up dirt.
You pick...
Pick up...
Uh...
Did I do it?
Well...
Rats.
Let's skip this one.
Step three, trunk mastery.
Using your trunk is the most elephant-y part of being an elephant.
We can do all sorts of stuff with them.
I'm gonna use my trunk to put a leaf in my mouth and...
Just...
Get it?
Come on.
What's that?
I actually don't know how to use my trunk yet.
That's okay, Haven.
It takes a while for baby elephants to learn.
Oh, no.
How long is a while?
About a year.
A year?!
But I'm only three months old!
That's like...
A year from now!
Ugh, I quit.
I quit being an elephant.
Give it another try, Haven.
Fine.
Okay.
Hey!
I grabbed the palm!
Now that's being an elephant!
Let's try a dust bath again.
Still nothing.
I can just roll in the mud!
You are great at elephanting.
Well, I'm okay at it.
But someday, I'll be amazing!
Yes, you will.
Mom, look!
See you in a year, Haven.
