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Elephant against rhino
(10) | 10/03/2017 | Translate: At Kruger National Park in South Africa, an elephant grabs a stick to the trunk and puts it on his head in front of a rhino. Although this behavior indicates a desire to impress the rinnokero, it is actually a simple invitation to play on the side of the elephant. Unfortunately, The rhino has no playfulness and attacking the elephant, complying wood flying toward the rhino for frighten him.
Elephant throws water on a lion At Kruger National Park in South Africa, a lioness was resting near a well when a young elephant approached the spot. The elephant started drinking from the well until he noticed the feline. In a moment he got scared and threw water at the lioness with his proboscis to repel her.- An elephant harasses a journalist with its trunk During a live report at the Sheldrick Elephant Sanctuary in Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, a reporter from the local channel KBC is interrupted by the trunk of the baby elephant Kindani who wanted to play. Then, the man tries to keep his seriousness, but ends up bursting out laughing when the elephant's trunk catches his nose.
- The elephant and the drum Η Emily, a female elephant at Buttonwood Zoo in Massachusetts, United States, she learned very quickly how to play drums with her proboscis.
- An elephant balances a wood An elephant makes a balance show with tree trunks in its enclosure at the Basel Zoo, in Switzerland. He grabbed a trunk with his proboscis and managed to balance it on top of another trunk..
- Elephant kills a crocodile In Kruger National Park in South Africa, an elephant attacks a crocodile and kicks it with its feet until it kills it. Elephants are generally peaceful animals, however females can become very aggressive when trying to protect their young.
- What wood is greater; One man made a strange discovery by placing side by side two wooden slats from a game his son. I had someone the impression that a stick is bigger than the other. This is actually an optical illusion called Jastrow, and was discovered by the American psychologist Joseph Jastrow. The two rails are the same size, but when placed one above the other, the bottom rail seem bigger. The explanation is simple: the left bottom side of one rail is aligned with the upper left edge of another. So the bottom object is essentially shifted to the right and gives the impression of being and older.
- A small elephant hunts birds At Kruger National Park in South Africa, a newborn elephant trying to chase the swallows that fly around him.
- Unprecedented game between Leopard and Antelope The Animal Kingdom constantly surprises us with several unusual incidents, and this unlikely duo is just one of them. Kruger National Park South Africa, a young Antelope, an animal that is typically considered prey for predators, unexpectedly approached a Leopard. Instead of attacking the young Antelope, the Leopard starts playing with her amusing and rolling in the grass. The ending is unknown, but definitely a very rare and beautiful sight.
- The little elephant was greatly angered by the dog Guests at Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai Thailand, enjoy funny game between a small elephant and a dog. The elephant tries to catch the dog but sometime upset and erupts with proboscis in grass.
- Rhino akrwtirismenos found from poachers Shocking videos with a rhino was spotted recently with mutilated Horn in Kruger National Park of Africa. Poachers cut off the Horn with horrible way and left him to die. Poaching and trade of rhino horns is a common phenomenon in Africa. Many environmental organizations trying to eliminate, creating advertising campaigns for boycotts on products from rhino horn.
- Elephant lifts tourist bus into the air In the Pilanesberg Game Reserve in South Africa, a male elephant attacked a tourist bus. The guide had chosen to take the tourists to the Rathlog Bird Sanctuary. The tourists had exited the vehicle and were in the parking lot when the tour guide noticed a male elephant heading towards the bus. He then asked his passengers to return to the bus. 4 people managed to get back into the vehicle and another 15 managed to hide in the parking lot. To protect visitors, the driver tried to drive the elephant away by making noise and shouting. But this had the opposite effect and the elephant attacked the vehicle, lifting it twice into the air and letting it fall hard to the ground. During the breeding season, male elephants reach testosterone levels several times higher than normal. They exhibit aggressive behavior and a thick, tar-like secretion called frontalis, emerges from their temporal openings.
- Elephant robs sugarcane trucks An elephant in Thailand has a habit of stopping trucks carrying sugar cane, intending to pick up some shoots with his proboscis.
- Playing with a firecracker A man places a firecracker on the ground and a metal bucket on top of it. The bucket will be launched very high, and it will end up on the unfortunate man's head.
- Dueling with hammers Inventor William Galetti made a very fun toy with two hand-held metal figures, which hold metal hammers. A soft drink can is placed in the head position, and the object of the game is for one player to hit the "head" the other 's.
- Find the head The fun game "Find the Lady" with British magician Dave Allen and his assistant Carl whose head is hidden in one of three buckets.