Baby elephants love to play and this little elephant, Faa Mai certainly has a reason to kick back and enjoy herself because she lives at Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

Elephants are greatly threatened by poachers and the tourism industry in Thailand, so while it is unfortunate that Faa Mai can’t live freely out in the wild, residing in the safe bounds of this amazing animal sanctuary is a pretty close second. The elephants of Elephant Nature Park are all rescued animals, either orphaned or in need of other care, but at the sanctuary they are able to form their own family herd and enjoy each other’s company. If you missed this adorable video of two of Elephant Nature Park babies play fighting, check it out here.

In true playful elephant form, she sneakily ventured out into the field and  stripped the plastic from one of the pipes. It wasn’t long until this make-shift toy turned into a bonafide ribbon dance.

 Look What I Found! Isn’t it Mahvelous!

 

Wake up Plants, it’s Time to Shake it!

Oh Yeah, Trunks Up, Work it!

 

You Can’t Ribbon Dance Better Than Me

 

Okay, Your Turn! Hope You Were Taking Notes.

 

Watch the full video of Faa Mai’s dance, here.

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