This is the incredible moment an elephant who smashed through a kitchen wall to steal a bag of rice squeezes into another family's porch to eat their cat food in the middle of the night.
The 40-year-old adult bull, named Plai Bunchuay, sniffed out the food and broke into the house's front porch in Hua Hin, southern Thailand, on Tuesday night.
The elephant achieved notoriety earlier this week when he rammed through a family's kitchen wall to steal a bag of rice in the same coastal town on Sunday morning at 2am.
He was shooed away back into the jungle but emerged again on Tuesday night - this time happy with some cat food as a snack.
The 40-year-old adult bull, named Plai Bunchuay, sniffed out the food and broke into the house's front porch in Hua Hin, southern Thailand, on Tuesday night
El's kitchen! The elephant achieved notoriety earlier this week when he rammed through a family's kitchen wall to steal a bag of rice in the same coastal town on Sunday morning at 2am
The elephant was filmed stomping through the family's front yard before squeezing his huge body into the home's front porch and eating some of the cat food left for their pets.
Natthakan Charoendong heard the noise coming from outside and ran downstairs and was shocked to find the elephant's bottom sticking out of the entrance of his front porch while the animal peered out through the opened door.
The elephant's tail can be seen happily swaying as the animal munches on some cat food it has found on the front porch.
While eating his dinner, the elephant slowly moves backwards into the front porch before plodding towards Natthakan.
With its head nearly touching the roof, the animal ends up standing by the doorway of Natthakan's house while enjoying his snack.
Natthakan Charoendong heard the noise coming from outside and ran downstairs and was shocked to find the elephant's bottom sticking out of the entrance of his front porch while the animal peered out through the opened door
While eating his dinner, the elephant slowly moves backwards into the front porch before plodding towards Natthakan
With its head nearly touching the roof, the animal ends up standing by the doorway of Natthakan's house while enjoying his snack
Natthakan said: 'I knew this elephant, we saw him in the news so we were a bit excited and shocked at the same time.
'He ate some of the cat food we kept on the front porch
