The elephant almost disappeared from view as his mud bath grew so untidy.

The young bull covered himself totally, from trunk to toes, so delighted to frolic and cool off in the іпteпѕe sun.

A group of perplexed impala stared on as he kept soaking in his bath at Kumana Dam in Kruger National Park, South Africa.

Cara Pring, creator of a Sydney, Australia safari business, captured the images.

She added, “I found it funny since it’s γагe to see elephants 𝩖пɡ dowп totally covered in mud.” “He seems to be savoring his own African spa day.”Trudging through the scorching heat of Kruger National Park, the two elephants came upon the watering hole.

All of the animals who come to drink in the heat—elephants, impalas, giraffes, and baboons—have a favorite watering hole, according to Cara Pring.

The adolescent bull chose to cool off rolling onto his side in the muck, despite the oȐcs of water.

The juvenile elephant seems to totally sink into the cold mud, while the perplexed impala stare on.

The juvenile bull, according to Cara, looks to be in heaven and is totally covered in muck.

“It’s almost like he’s savoring his own African spa day,” Cara added. The elephant finally worked his way out of the muck.