A kind buffalo uses its horns to rescue an overturned turtle, and here's the outcome.
Seeing the turtle's shell pinned to the ground, the buffalo approached and used its horns to help it flip back into a normal position.
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Seeing the turtle's shell pinned to the ground, the buffalo approached and used its horns to help it flip back into a normal position.
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