At the point when a mother elephant chooses to take a beverage from a stream, she is unconscious that there is threat prowling directly underneath the surface. A colossal 10 ft crocodile chooses to lock its jaws onto the clueless elephant's trunk. The youthful elephants observe powerlessly as the crocodile assaults and the mother battles back. This occasion brings to mind a short story by the writer of "The Junglebook" Rudyard Kipling titled "The Elephant's Child: How the Elephant Got His Trunk". In this story, a youthful elephant gets deceived by a crocodile into going excessively near the water. The crocodile nibbles the elephant's trunk and what was previously a little trunk gets extended to its current length.