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This man and this elephant have a clear understanding between them. The man does somersaults on the elephant’s back and the elephant launches him into the air.
Instagram user, Rene Casselly, posted the video above, watching which raises an all-important question. Which was easier – learning how to do the stunt, or training the elephant to collaborate?
