Is video of acrobats forming elephant image real?
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Is video of acrobats forming elephant image real?

SIC Notícias7 September 2026 at 08:00

A video circulating on social networks appears to show hundreds of acrobats organizing themselves in a perfectly coordinated way to create the image of an elephant during a performance. The images impress by the way participants seem to 'draw' the trunk, ears and legs of the animal. SIC Verifica decided to investigate the veracity of these images. The video went viral and left many users questioning the authenticity of the performance. The fact-checking program of SIC analyzed the content to determine if it is a real performance or a fake.

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