When reporters are out in the wild, they often run into animals they weren’t expecting. While some journalists may strive to maintain their composure, others simply can’t resist engaging with these captivating beings.

Kenyan journalist Alvin Kaunda had an amusing encounter with a baby elephant while reporting from the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in Nairobi. In a captivating video, the journalist is seen attempting to report on the profound impact of human activity on the environment, all the while being playfully interrupted by an adorable elephant calf.

Initially, Alvin attempted to maintain composure and concentrate on his work. However, the playful behavior of the baby elephant eventually became irresistible. Alvin couldn’t help but burst out laughing when the young elephant playfully stuck its trunk in his mouth.

Alvin shared his surprise at the opportunity to get incredibly close to the baby elephants at the trust. He was genuinely impressed by the incredible work done by the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust in nurturing and preparing young elephants for their eventual release back into their natural habitat.

Experiencing unexpected animal encounters can be quite a challenge for journalists, but it also provides a captivating glimpse into the captivating world of wildlife. And you never know – every now and then, a mischievous animal might just bring a much-needed touch of humor to an otherwise serious news story.

Check out the video below: