Locals paraded behind an elephant after it wandered into Sankrail, West Bengal.

Footage from August 18 shows the animal casually stroll through the streets seemingly unbothered by the group of amused residents following it.

The elephants in the region are known for straying off their corridors to look for food. They often invade the residential areas near the woods, making the locals familiar with such incidents.

A massive group of locals paraded behind an elephant after it invaded the residential region in eastern India's West Bengal on August 18. The incident took place in the Sankrail region of Jhargram.

Visuals feature the elephant entering the residential region. As the jumbo explores the narrow streets, amusement grips the locals, and they begin following it. Unbothered, the pachyderm continues to stroll while the curious onlookers merrily tail the mammal.

The elephants in the region are known for straying off their corridors to look for food. They often invade the residential areas near the woods, making the locals familiar with such incidents.