A Sri Lankan giant-tusked male elephant, considered dead after a fight three years ago, was spotted in the forest on April 5.

The ‘tusker’ was seen in the Kalawewa National Park in Sri Lanka's North Central Province. He is known as Diga 1.

A video features Diga 1 and another elephant playfully engaging with each other, after which the elephants stroll in the forest and feast on tree leaves while glancing at their surroundings.

A giant tusker who was considered dead after a fight was spotted in the forest cover in Sri Lanka's North Central Province on April 5. The incident took place at the Kalawewa National Park.

A video features a duo of tuskers playfully engaging with each other in the national park in broad daylight. Following this, the elephants begin to stroll in the forest cover and feast on the leaves of the branches while glancing at their surroundings.

The largest tusker of the Kalawewa National Park, identified as Diga 1, was believed to have died in an elephant fight. However, after three years he was spotted again in the national park.