You must have often seen that people give millet, wheat or maize to the migratory birds or pigeons on the way to their destination. A clip of a man is going viral on social media, in which a man is feeding a flock of birds. In the now-viral Instagram reel, a cobbler, who is seen sitting by the side of the road in his small tent shop, opens a large packet of what looks like a packet of lentils and puts it aside in his shop.
After a few frames, the cobbler covers the pulse bag from one side and rests in its place. The birds that waited patiently for it to finish then ran towards their food and bit them one by one and flew away.
The video has touched the hearts of social media users and has filled the comment section with red hearts and applause emoji. “How can someone be so rich,” wrote one. Another commented, “Humanity’s best moment.” “He really is the richest man by heart,” said someone.
The video has been viewed by more than 2.2 million people so far.
We often see the heart-melting videos of the adorable and untold bond that a man shares with an animal.
In a similar video that hit the internet last week, a team of Tamil Nadu forest officials were seen providing shade to a sleeping elephant using an umbrella. The video was shared on Twitter by IAS officer Supriya Sahu, who is also the Chief Secretary of Environment, Climate Change and Forests in Tamil Nadu. According to Sahu, the elephant was lost and the team reunited the baby elephant with its mother. The caption of the tweet read: “Sharing this heartwarming video where you can see TN Foresters providing shade to the sleeping elephant during their successful attempts to reunite the baby with its mother. His compassion, care and thoughtfulness made the whole effort worthwhile.”
Sharing this heartwarming video where you can see #TNForesters Providing shade to the sleeping elephant during their successful attempts to reunite the baby with its mother. His compassion, care and thoughtfulness made the whole endeavor worthwhile. #TNForest pic.twitter.com/npR8mV5E21
— Supriya Sahu IAS (@supriyasahuias) September 7, 2022
The video has been viewed more than 1.02 lakh times so far.
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