African elephant attacks car and run

vladimir gridasov
vladimir gridasov
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Published 2018-02-12
Вылечиться, хоть и временно, от этой болезни (по итальянски - mal di Africa) можно только лишь вновь вернувшись в ЮАР. И каждое новое путешествие сюда, вновь и вновь дарит мне вот такие незабываемые встречи !
All Comments (21)
  • @sroy9789
    That elephant was calm, composed and deliberate in his actions, Intelligent and Majestic being.
  • @Schooner77
    Love the way they roam alone wherever they choose. Beautiful and Badass animals
  • @careysharp8340
    He could have flipped that truck over in a heartbeat. He was just letting you know who's in charge. 🤣🤣🤣
  • @truthseekerhill4262
    The elephant seems to be establishing some sort of territory on the road with the sand. It is his home 🏠. 🐘🦋
  • @curlyanneb1973
    He’s as big as the truck. Amazing creature. You are on his turf. His world. His rules.
  • @dianeoxendine7619
    Watch again. Truck driver was moving back and forth. Ellie didn’t like that. The beeping noise was enough to make him mad. Fortunate driver
  • @brucechilcot7133
    The driver of that truck is lucky the elephant didn't take it further, if the truck had not moved backwards and forward it wouldn't have reacted at all. Elephants are awesome.
  • @nabihahabibullah1577
    First, the elephant did not attack the truck. Second, I see the elephant challenging this big truck as a rival, you cannot pass me as it is my territory.
  • @flipperdale51
    Didn't see any attack, but that elephant looked awesome.
  • @davidshelow8869
    No "attack" here, but I'd sure love to see the dashcam footage from that delivery van! Gotta love that trunk-muscle flex of victory at 2:55.
  • @gulmerton2758
    Misleading title as usual. The elephant didn’t attack anything. He was just puzzled by the big thing in front of him.
  • @dilipde907
    I thank the person who uploaded such a nice video of a beautiful elephant. It is really enjoyable watching the video.
  • @elizabethlombard8261
    When an elephant stands sidewards like that, it's a display. A warning, just like the trunk over his tusk. This bull is showing you his "intimidating" size. He's feeling some kind of way about things (you) lol Glad everyone's OK, TY for sharing.
  • @BattlecatRed
    That was a bull in Musth (a periodic condition in bull characterized by highly aggressive behavior and accompanied by a large rise in reproductive hormones). He was dribbling urine, looking agitated, wrapping his trunk around his tusks - all commonly associated with Musth. They're more aggressive during this temporary state...likely to charge anything...looking for a fight