Two bulls fell into a 30-feet-deep open well in central India's Madhya Pradesh on April 2 before being rescued by locals.

Video captured in Khadpura village, located in the Damoh district, shows anxious locals gathered around the well. A few of them descend into the well by rope and the others lower ropes to tie around the bulls. Then, the locals team up to pull the heavy-looking animals to safety.

Once on safe ground, the animals react to being tied up, resulting in a moment of panic among the onlookers.

The bulls were apparently stranded inside the well for two days. At this point local man Anshul Tiwari, who is associated with a committee dedicated to the welfare of bulls and cows, arrived at the scene to rescue the animals.

According to Newsflare sources, the animals were given a medical checkup before being taken to Hatta, 30km from the well, where they were released into the wild.

Two bulls fell into a 30-feet-deep open well in central India's Madhya Pradesh on April 2. The incident took place in Khadpura village, located in the Damoh district.

Visuals feature the locals gathered around the well. A few of them descend into the structure, and the others lower ropes to tie them around the bulls. Then, the locals use their collective effort to pull the duo to safety. Once on the ground, the animals retaliate being tied up, ensuing panic among the onlookers.

The bulls were stranded inside the well for two days, following which Anshul Tiwari, associated with a committee dedicated to the welfare of bulls and cows, rushed to the spot, along with his team, and rescued the animals.