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Elephants and Rhinos Interactions

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(09-23-2014, 09:12 PM)'GrizzlyClaws' Wrote:
(09-22-2014, 11:22 PM)'Pckts' Wrote: Nothing stands a chance against a Bull elephant.
White rhinos where being killed at a alarming rate by young bull elephants in musk until they brought in mature bull elephants from other areas to keep the youngsters in check.
"The problem was solved. The herd was thinned out, and all was well at Kruger National Park. Sometime later, however, a strange problem surfaced at South Africa’s other game reserve, Pilanesburg National Park, the younger elephants’ new home.Rangers at Pilanesburg began finding the dead bodies of endangered white rhinoceros. At  first, poachers were suspected, but the huge rhinos had not died of gunshot wounds, and their precious horns were left intact. The rhinos appeared to be killed violently, with deep puncture wounds. Not much in the wild can kill a rhino, so rangers set up hidden cameras throughout the park.The result was shocking. The culprits turned out to be marauding bands of aggressive juvenile male elephants, the very elephants relocated from Kruger National Park a few years earlier. The young males were caught on camera chasing down the rhinos, knocking them over, and stomping and goring them to death with their tusks. The juvenile elephants were terrorizing other animals in the park as well. Such behavior was very rare among elephants. Something had gone terribly wrong."
http://thesestonewalls.com/gordon-macrae...s-and-men/

 


 


How about the prehistoric 5-7 tons rhino?
 

 


How about a T-Rex than?
hahaha
I'm talking about animals that exist today.
 
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Elephants and Rhinos Interactions - sanjay - 09-22-2014, 07:20 PM
RE: Large male elephant attacked female black rhino - Pckts - 09-23-2014, 10:01 PM



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