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This is the moment a clever elephant returned a shoe using its trunk after it fell into its zoo enclosure. <br/><br/>Video shows the animal stooping to pick up the footwear before gently dropping it back into the visitor's hand.<br/><br/>The elephant called Shanmai, which means \
This is the moment a clever elephant returned a shoe using its trunk after it fell into its zoo enclosure. <br/><br/>Video shows the animal stooping to pick up the footwear before gently dropping it back into the visitor's hand.<br/><br/>The elephant called Shanmai, which means \
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