How a camel hugged its owner on seeing him after a few days; watch

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Updated At : 04:05 PM Dec 28, 2019 IST

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Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, December 28

Animals know how to love better than humans do. This video proves it. A heartwarming clip has gone viral in which a camel is seen hugging its owner.

The seven-second clip has been melting hearts on the internet. The video was shared by Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda on Twitter.

Along with the clip, the officer wrote: “We only have what we give. Camel owner went absent from his herd for few days. On his return love showered on him by one of his camels is the purest love”.

According to the caption, the owner was away from the herd for a few days. And when he returned, the camel embraced him in an adorable hug to express its love.

The video has garnered more than 20,000 views.

Netizens were delighted to watch the unusual video and couldn’t resist commenting.

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