Elephants wash cars for tourists

Car washing is a boring job and a waste of time. But if you go to an American Wildlife Park, you will no longer feel that way, because they hired two elephants to help you do the job.

The park has hired two Asian elephants, Alice and Tiki, to wash cars for customers, and they use water jets on cars, then use a towel. This new car wash method can give visitors a chance to see the close-up elephants in their cars when they visit Oregon Wildlife Park.

This is the idea that this Park has adopted to overcome the global economic crisis, each time charging about £ 12, while the economy is still quiet, the money can be solved. solve some problems for the Park. The animal trainers of the Park have completed this task, they hope, when arranging jobs for these 39-year-old elephants, can also educate the sense of animal protection for everyone.

It is known that these two elephants were taken to this Wildlife Park when they were only 2 years old. Park officials said they enjoyed this new job.