African animals getting drunk after eating overripe marula fruit

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The elephant drunk on the ground still grabbing for more is my spirit animal 😂😂

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Humorous scene of elephants "drunk" lying on top of each other. After indulging in ripe and juicy golden Marula fruits, elephants in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve, South Africa, found themselves unable to control their behavior and exhibited drunken-like antics. Three elephants stumbled around and ended up lying on top of each other after consuming a significant quantity of Marula fruits. Experts suggest that this unusual behavior might be attributed to the elephants ingesting beetle larvae living inside the Marula fruit's husk. Additionally, overly ripe Marula fruits can ferment, producing an alcoholic effect that genuinely leaves the elephants in an intoxicated state.

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Bro experienced all emotions at once 😂