Baby elephants at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Kenya are winning hearts with their enthusiastic mealtime rituals, showcased in a recent video shared on Instagram. The adorable pachyderms, all orphaned and under the care of the Trust, eagerly sprint towards the milk truck upon its arrival.

Among the playful competitors for the coveted milk bottles are Toto, Natibu, and Korbessa. Natibu, despite his longer legs, comes in second in the race, while Korbessa consistently leads the pack. The dedicated keepers ensure a swift feeding session for all the baby elephants, with Toto and Natibu showcasing their speed and excitement.

The Trust shared the heartwarming scene on Instagram, describing the mealtime race and the distinct personalities of each elephant. Viewers resonated with the elephants’ food race, expressing their delight and relating to the adorable display of hunger-induced enthusiasm.

Comments flooded in, with viewers sharing their own food-related anecdotes and marveling at the sheer joy and innocence depicted in the elephants’ mealtimes. The video captured the essence of these rescued baby elephants’ daily routines, showcasing the bonds formed between the animals and their caretakers.