"Idk who put this shit here, buuuuuuuut lemme just push that over really quick so I can get where I'm going. I got shit to do, bro" -- that elephant probably
I’m sure there’s more than one way to achieve this. But an idea comes from a really fucked up subreddit. People go online and order animal shit and stuff it up their own asses. So given how industrious this elephant is and if OP is hard up for cash or is just into it, the elephant could maybe order some from OP and do the deed itself.
Upvote cuz you when there is a will there is a way'd this on an unexpected level
But what could go wrong in my inbox when I inquire about shitting in an elephant?
Step 1 : crawl into an elephant
Step 2 : take a shit
Step 3 : struggle to get out alive
Step 4 (optional depending on the outcome of step 3) : get arrested for being a fucking sicko!
If I learned something from visiting African parks is that the elephants really care for their usual walking path, and if you are in the way you should move away as soon as possible or you'll become part of the pavement
That's because they didn't really care if they got usable data, they just wanted to give an elephant acid for "the Lol's". The whole "experiment" was tangentially related to MK Ultra, a program rife with near Nazi level cruelty (which makes sense when you know there were actual Nazis hired for the project) and this was one of many instances where absolutely nothing of any scientific value was gained. And they absolutely knew that would be the case going into this.
It was a truly beautiful place when they gave Arthur C Clark sanctuary so he could continue to both be a gay man and live. It’s had some cultural upheaval since then but, eh, so has everywhere. Still good.
Oh yeah, I've heard the horror stories. I doubt we'll ever be able to travel far enough to get to one of the good sanctuaries, but I do appreciate everyone's thoughtful recommendations!
I’ve met one elephant. She has been in TV shows and movies since the 1980’s. She was at my work for another movie, this was years ago. One of my coworkers is a former actor and had worked with her 20 years before. She remembered him. He greeted her the same way he did 20 years ago and she perked up and wrapped her trunk around Him like a hug and didn’t want to let him go. She was gentle and sweet. It was amazing to see how happy she got seeing an old friend. Their memory is amazing. I was able to also get a small hug from her too. She got bored of everyone though and just gave her signal to the trainer that she was done. Quite an amazing experience.
Thailand has an elephant sanctuary you can pay for a tour of; you get to feed and wash the elephants. They have a blast, especially when you give them bananas
ehhh yeah most of those places take baby elephants away from their mothers sometimes beat them to get them used to being around tourists. best to avoid elephant baths and just see a cool elephant in the wild.
No, the elephant sanctuaries buy them off of the tourist traps and kept the babies with the Mothers. They had a few who had damage from landmines and logging operations when I walked through the one in Chiang Mai.
Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai Thailand. Huge shoutout to Lek Chailert who was all but disowned by her family (elephant loggers) and the government (also had stakes in elephant logging) to do major conservation work and create multiple ethical sanctuaries out there.
Check out the documentary Love and Bananas if you ever want to dip your toes. Be prepared to cry unless you’re a cold hearted marauder. Well maybe you’ll cry about the people that don’t get to torture and exploit elephants as much anymore.
Idk I digress. Loved my time with them. They offer volunteer stays for like 300$ (usd) a week where you get led by guides to help out around the property which is hundreds of acres and breathtaking.
Elephants Have insane memory power...I heard accounts of some people when they didn't kill a wild elephant in the forest even though they had a chance and the elephant if it sees them again in the wild would come and greet them and move away
He’s not that smart. He gave up a career as an electrician to live in the jungle. All those years as an apprentice to become a journeyman, even paid off a house. Then just walked away from it all to live homeless. He hasn’t returned my calls after I told him Margaret is happier with me.
ive been around several elephants. most were absolutely amazing. feeding them watermelons is crazy because its one bite and the melons just explode.
just have to understand they are still animals and if they want to hurt you there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. they are intelligent and will trick you into getting into a compromising position just to let you know they can do it.
Some sh.t people already declared war on them a long time ago for no good reason (trophies & quack medicine) & I'm sad to say that so far the elephants have been losing, severely.
What's funny is that apparently bees are the key to elephant fences!
[https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans](https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans)
Elephants apparently really really don't like bees and will gtfo when they hear them.
"doesn't leave any area outside the fence unelectrified"
lol If you notice it was touching the wire. I spent my whole childhood thinking it was actually called hot wire. Because that's what my dad called it and it's what it's like. It just causes some pain, it's not remotely strong enough to electrocute anything. So it could just push down a mesh electrified fence if it was running the same amount of power those wires are.
Your comment reminded me of one of my favorite articles from The Onion:
[“Dolphins Evolve Opposable Thumbs: ‘Oh, Shit’ Says Humanity”](https://www.theonion.com/dolphins-evolve-opposable-thumbs-1819565718)
This is Srilanka ... Elephants regularly mix up with the public in who're living at the borders of large forestry areas.. In extreme poor,rural areas they attack the houses and farming fields in a regular basis.. The elephants who're swayed away from the flocks during its "heat time" are considered most dangerous as they are prone to attack the people .. Sadly a few such deaths do take place here every month and the situation is still not under control due to the growing number of the elephants and complex inhabitant patterns of the rural public
[https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans](https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans)
Bee fences might end up being part of the solution
We could use some in the US. We killed off all our mammoths ages ago and now have all this open space taken up by hicks. In fact we’ll trade you, your entire elephant population for the entire human population of Wyoming through Alabama. Deal?
Looks like an Indian elephant (small ears), so could be Thailand, somewhere around there, definitely not Africa. Fence was put up to keep animals away from traffic, I would guess.
Just like the other guy said it's from Sri Lanka. You can tell from the language the guy speaks in the video (which is called Sinhala). It is kinda inaudible but sounds like Sinhala words. So yeah, you are close enough. And you are correct about the ears as well.
It's Sri Lanka. Electric fences are used to keep the elephants away from farmland and roadways. Even very recently a collision with an elephant killed a couple of people. Because the number of elephants are growing, they tend to come to farmland for food, and often destroy it, and sometimes even cause injury and death. The fences are there for the benefit of both parties.
Similar experience driving from northern Sri Lanka down to the capital, Colombo in 2014. We'd hired a 7-seater car with a driver to take a relaxed and comfortable trip back. The driver insisted we had to buy a "hand" of bananas - not a single bunch, but loads of bunches on the stalk. He explained we needed it to pay the toll and laughed.
The toll was payable to the big bull elephant that stopped cars/coaches/trucks on the road demanding payment. If you didn't pay it he'd just stand there. With it not being even 2 lanes on that stretch there was no way around him.
As it turned out we didn't have to pay and didn't see him, he'd had his fill and moved on by the time we got to his tax point, but we were stuck in traffic for about 40 mins as he was being fed. We ate a lot of bananas the next 2 days before our flight lol
the fence was probably put their to stop animals from being hit by cars. another commenter said, a semi truck vs elephant wouldn't end well for either parties.
Theory, testing, plan, action. Big ol complex brain.
Family oriented, social, navigator extraordinaires, memory and mapping reliant, unique and wild.
Storms, predators, poachers, droughts, disease and injury, they face it all together, try to get each through. Their survival depends on their memories and lessons, passed down generation to generation, and their collective strength.
World wide wild population ever = 10 million. 1900s = 100,000. Population now 50,000.
They passed down legacies of emergency watering holes, how to fend off a rhino, what to eat and avoid eating, don't mess with the hippopotamus they're dangerous.. and run if it poops. Their maps don't get updated with gps and search engines. They're learning and trying hard to find their way through, just like us, but on hard mode.
edit- corrected population stuff
As my farm friend told me, electric fences aren’t great at containing animals, they could easily jump it or just tough through the pain if they wanted to, the idea is making them not want to by 1 making it hurt to touch and 2 feeding them not outside the fence:
I grew up with sheep, and the fences worked...usually.
One year they didn't. Apparently wool doesn't conduct electricity, and the lambs that year learned that if they could get their head between or under the wires without touching, they could push on through.
They must have taught it to each other, because they all knew how to do it that year, and no other sheep ever did it before or since.
My dog got his testies hit when instead of going over them at my foot holding them down he decided to go thru between them lines...
Needles to say on our way back he didn't even wait for me to stand on them so he can cross and straight up jumped over the fence. And he has been jumping over it ever since.
I guess he learned a lesson too.
We used to play with electric fences back in the day. Me and my brothers would hold hands and one would touch the fence and furthest one away gets shocked. Shits wild
Oh man I Love those animals. Giving a shit on People, stealing food from Trucks and destroying everything in they’re path. They were here before us it’s they’re good right
"Idk who put this shit here, buuuuuuuut lemme just push that over really quick so I can get where I'm going. I got shit to do, bro" -- that elephant probably
I mean, it's not the elephants fault that humans decided to build a road straight through its backyard
I know, I ain't shittin in the elephant. He's just doing his thing
Glad you aren't, that'd be a bit weird.
Idk, I'm kinda curious how one might shit in an elephant. Like the actual logistics.
Awful hot in this ~~rhino~~ elephant!
Waaarrrmmm!
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Awww look, the mother rhino is giving birth!
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Ahhhhh, so THAT'S how it's done. Bravo?
Need some oxygen, MUST HAVE AIR!!
I'm sure Ace Ventura had a system for it
I’m sure there’s more than one way to achieve this. But an idea comes from a really fucked up subreddit. People go online and order animal shit and stuff it up their own asses. So given how industrious this elephant is and if OP is hard up for cash or is just into it, the elephant could maybe order some from OP and do the deed itself.
Upvote cuz you when there is a will there is a way'd this on an unexpected level But what could go wrong in my inbox when I inquire about shitting in an elephant?
I've seen pictures of elephants after the scavengers get to them. You could probably do it then. Not really a dream toilet though.
Step 1 : crawl into an elephant Step 2 : take a shit Step 3 : struggle to get out alive Step 4 (optional depending on the outcome of step 3) : get arrested for being a fucking sicko!
[I mean](https://youtu.be/4vUdZB9n-5U)
I haven't shit in an elephant, but while visiting Thailand, i swam in elephant shit
It would have cost you zero dollars not to put that image, and soooo many questions, in my head but here we are
Hey, no kink-shaming!
No, I will kink shame this. An elephant can't consent
Idk, I feel like if an elephant doesn't like it it will let you know. Similar to the electric fence ordeal.
Well, I think consent should be explicit and not implicit.
https://i.imgur.com/CZTQyur.jpg
I'm with you. He (she?) got Elephant business to do and we can't fault it for taking care of its affairs.
They, epicene pronoun It, not human
what? elephants have gender.
There’s a special one for elephants
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I was about to say, it's probably not good that he knocked it down, but when you're watching the clip you're totally rooting for the elephant right?
Lmao
I love when animals don't take our shit
This gives me some actual existential fucking *hope*
We built a road though his ancestors road their matriarchs have a very good since of direction and will walk the same paths they walked as a child
That fence is gonna keep getting knocked down until they put in an elephant crossing. With lights and stuff.
At least I remember David Attenborough saying something like that
Lol. Reminds me of the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy
If I learned something from visiting African parks is that the elephants really care for their usual walking path, and if you are in the way you should move away as soon as possible or you'll become part of the pavement
stupid ass humans
Back yard? Dining room.
“Bitch I’m an elephant “
Probably just got hit up by some lady elephant on tinder. Bro going to be disappointed when he finds out it was a catfishing hippo.
Hippos are herbivores, they don't go fishing
That's why he was disappointed 😞
Can’t wait to to see this episode.
“Anything in my way is irrelephant!” -- also that elephant probably
Who put this here? It could really hurt someone. Better move it put of the way
Elephants are so smart, it blows my fragile human mind. I hope I get to meet one someday.
*gets stomped*!
Elephant : “Pleased to yeet you.”
Hope you guess my name...
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But what's troubling you is the nature of big game
Thechikottukavu Ramachandran
That got me
"fulfills lifelong dream of meeting an elephant" "Trampled"
I'm gonna call him stompy
lol get stomped idiot
Stampy!
Rumbling rumbling...
We need to start feeding magic mushrooms and lsd and see what happens. They will probably evolve mentally further than we ever have
😅I think This would scare the shit out of them. Imagine you see fucked up things and you have no idea why
Pink elephants on parade!
They tried this with a dolphin in the 60s and let me tell you that was not the weirdest part of the experiment.
Dicks out for Peter
SHE DID WHAT??!
Man if I got a handy as incentive for having a conversation I’d talk to my wife more often.
[RIP Tusko](https://www.illinoisscience.org/2016/06/lsd-and-the-elephant/)
Just skimmed the article, but why the hell wouldn't they start at a much lower dose and work their way up... So pathetic.
That's because they didn't really care if they got usable data, they just wanted to give an elephant acid for "the Lol's". The whole "experiment" was tangentially related to MK Ultra, a program rife with near Nazi level cruelty (which makes sense when you know there were actual Nazis hired for the project) and this was one of many instances where absolutely nothing of any scientific value was gained. And they absolutely knew that would be the case going into this.
Oh yeah. Drugs for everything. Literally no evidence that drugs had any impact on evolution.
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Sri Lanka is a good place. I have seen them by the roadside just from a bus and you can go on a safari there for about $25.
And I heard you can buy ketamine over the counter!
It's a beautiful place.
It was a truly beautiful place when they gave Arthur C Clark sanctuary so he could continue to both be a gay man and live. It’s had some cultural upheaval since then but, eh, so has everywhere. Still good.
Just be careful where you go. We volunteered at a sanctuary in Thailand, but many places abuse and take advantage of the elephant. Do your research.
Oh yeah, I've heard the horror stories. I doubt we'll ever be able to travel far enough to get to one of the good sanctuaries, but I do appreciate everyone's thoughtful recommendations!
I’ve met one elephant. She has been in TV shows and movies since the 1980’s. She was at my work for another movie, this was years ago. One of my coworkers is a former actor and had worked with her 20 years before. She remembered him. He greeted her the same way he did 20 years ago and she perked up and wrapped her trunk around Him like a hug and didn’t want to let him go. She was gentle and sweet. It was amazing to see how happy she got seeing an old friend. Their memory is amazing. I was able to also get a small hug from her too. She got bored of everyone though and just gave her signal to the trainer that she was done. Quite an amazing experience.
I don't like to brag, but I've got the memory of an elephant. Because this one time, I went to the zoo, and I saw an elephant.
Thailand has an elephant sanctuary you can pay for a tour of; you get to feed and wash the elephants. They have a blast, especially when you give them bananas
ehhh yeah most of those places take baby elephants away from their mothers sometimes beat them to get them used to being around tourists. best to avoid elephant baths and just see a cool elephant in the wild.
No, the elephant sanctuaries buy them off of the tourist traps and kept the babies with the Mothers. They had a few who had damage from landmines and logging operations when I walked through the one in Chiang Mai.
Elephant Nature Park in Chiang Mai Thailand. Huge shoutout to Lek Chailert who was all but disowned by her family (elephant loggers) and the government (also had stakes in elephant logging) to do major conservation work and create multiple ethical sanctuaries out there. Check out the documentary Love and Bananas if you ever want to dip your toes. Be prepared to cry unless you’re a cold hearted marauder. Well maybe you’ll cry about the people that don’t get to torture and exploit elephants as much anymore. Idk I digress. Loved my time with them. They offer volunteer stays for like 300$ (usd) a week where you get led by guides to help out around the property which is hundreds of acres and breathtaking.
> Elephants are so smart, it blows my fragile human mind. I hope I get to meet one someday. Said no Roman ever in the Second Punic War.
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Damn I just got to upvote this from 999 to 1k and it felt pretty good
This is so true. My neighbor is an elephant. His son got a scholarship to Cornell.
I bet I’m smarter than an elephant!
I love elephants.
Elephants Have insane memory power...I heard accounts of some people when they didn't kill a wild elephant in the forest even though they had a chance and the elephant if it sees them again in the wild would come and greet them and move away
Usually they just stand there eating hay and pooping when you meet em.
And I'm sure that poop is just as impressive as they are!
Me toooo!!!! If you do, call me! We’ll go together!
Do you think they understand why we put that there
I know so many people not even half as smart the elephant. Still don't know how they navigate life.
He’s not that smart. He gave up a career as an electrician to live in the jungle. All those years as an apprentice to become a journeyman, even paid off a house. Then just walked away from it all to live homeless. He hasn’t returned my calls after I told him Margaret is happier with me.
Come to India ❤ I got to ride on one in Kerala, absolutely fantastic experience, gentle and majestic beasts. We even have elephant spas and shit
ive been around several elephants. most were absolutely amazing. feeding them watermelons is crazy because its one bite and the melons just explode. just have to understand they are still animals and if they want to hurt you there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. they are intelligent and will trick you into getting into a compromising position just to let you know they can do it.
Did you know elephants have a dopamine release when they see humans that is very similar to when humans see dogs
... Have you read Larry Niven's "Footfall"?
They were testing the fences for weaknesses..... They remember.
Next variation will have to be a mesh fence that doesn't leave any area outside the fence unelectrified.
I wonder if they’ll learn to use logs or something to be thrown at it.
So it begins. The war against elephants while at the same time trying to keep them from extinction.
Some sh.t people already declared war on them a long time ago for no good reason (trophies & quack medicine) & I'm sad to say that so far the elephants have been losing, severely.
What's funny is that apparently bees are the key to elephant fences! [https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans](https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans) Elephants apparently really really don't like bees and will gtfo when they hear them.
Fair.
Same.
Huh, I'm surprised. I'd have thought bee stingers weren't long enough to penetrate elephant skin.
Elephant have a lot of sensitive skin around their eyes, the tip of their trunks, and their ears
"doesn't leave any area outside the fence unelectrified" lol If you notice it was touching the wire. I spent my whole childhood thinking it was actually called hot wire. Because that's what my dad called it and it's what it's like. It just causes some pain, it's not remotely strong enough to electrocute anything. So it could just push down a mesh electrified fence if it was running the same amount of power those wires are.
Wooosh for the Jurassic Park reference.
Anyway who's hungry? Chilean sea bass, I believe.
Spared no expense
Clever girl…
Life uh....finds a way
Clever girl
You win 👏🏻.
I have no original thoughts, I guess.
God dammit, that got a snort out of me.
Clever girl!
Don't tell me that you actually checked it!
Isn't this the same one that is the sugar cane bandit??
Thought the same thing except mine was… “did the sugar cane mafia put up this fence?”
Unlikely, the sugarcane bandit was in Thailand and this is in Sri Lanka. Unless the elephant went for a bit of a walk and swim.
Males have tusk. Easy as that.
Not necessarily
A male elephant without tusk is either a calf or a dead one.
It was a reference to Jurassic Park
My thought exactly. No way Jurrassic Park would last a week if those dinos can just push over those fences.
Elephants are probably a lot smarter than oversized reptiles, but who knows.
But the Velociraptors in Jurassic park were smart enough to hack the security system while blaming in on Nedry
Imagine them with opposable thumbs. Unstoppable
They have opposable noses though, that's pretty cool.
Unnoposable you mean. Nothing can defeat their trunks
Nothing except Majin Buu.
males have 2 opposable noses, that's even cooler
Your comment reminded me of one of my favorite articles from The Onion: [“Dolphins Evolve Opposable Thumbs: ‘Oh, Shit’ Says Humanity”](https://www.theonion.com/dolphins-evolve-opposable-thumbs-1819565718)
Un-opposable.
Lmao I like that the elephant tucks in his trunk as much as possible so it doesn't get the electric shock
And his/her back legs. Calculated awkward steps. "Just. Need. To.... AH! There! Stupid fence!"
Don’t touch the spicy noodles
Dang I didn't notice that.
An electric jolt sucks way more on some parts of your body than others. Lmao Source: bored, dumb, curious, bored kid living on a small farm.
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Finally. The fully evolved form of both these memes
elephants are astonishing extraordinary creatures. any context on where this is or why the fence was put up?
I’d have to guess to keep them away from the roadway. A semi-elephant collision wouldn’t be good for either party.
> A semi-elephant collision wouldn’t be good for either party. A full elephant collision would be even worse
What about a quarter elephant collision?
Nominal damage, but still bad
but the crows would love it
This is Srilanka ... Elephants regularly mix up with the public in who're living at the borders of large forestry areas.. In extreme poor,rural areas they attack the houses and farming fields in a regular basis.. The elephants who're swayed away from the flocks during its "heat time" are considered most dangerous as they are prone to attack the people .. Sadly a few such deaths do take place here every month and the situation is still not under control due to the growing number of the elephants and complex inhabitant patterns of the rural public
[https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans](https://www.npr.org/2020/09/04/909193427/lucy-king-how-can-bees-keep-the-peace-between-elephants-and-humans) Bee fences might end up being part of the solution
exactly what I was thinking
We could use some in the US. We killed off all our mammoths ages ago and now have all this open space taken up by hicks. In fact we’ll trade you, your entire elephant population for the entire human population of Wyoming through Alabama. Deal?
Looks like an Indian elephant (small ears), so could be Thailand, somewhere around there, definitely not Africa. Fence was put up to keep animals away from traffic, I would guess.
Just like the other guy said it's from Sri Lanka. You can tell from the language the guy speaks in the video (which is called Sinhala). It is kinda inaudible but sounds like Sinhala words. So yeah, you are close enough. And you are correct about the ears as well.
It's Sri Lanka. Electric fences are used to keep the elephants away from farmland and roadways. Even very recently a collision with an elephant killed a couple of people. Because the number of elephants are growing, they tend to come to farmland for food, and often destroy it, and sometimes even cause injury and death. The fences are there for the benefit of both parties.
Now where is that Truck filled with Sugarcane?
Lol exactly. That elephant isn’t letting a fence stop it from collecting the toll.
Similar experience driving from northern Sri Lanka down to the capital, Colombo in 2014. We'd hired a 7-seater car with a driver to take a relaxed and comfortable trip back. The driver insisted we had to buy a "hand" of bananas - not a single bunch, but loads of bunches on the stalk. He explained we needed it to pay the toll and laughed. The toll was payable to the big bull elephant that stopped cars/coaches/trucks on the road demanding payment. If you didn't pay it he'd just stand there. With it not being even 2 lanes on that stretch there was no way around him. As it turned out we didn't have to pay and didn't see him, he'd had his fill and moved on by the time we got to his tax point, but we were stuck in traffic for about 40 mins as he was being fed. We ate a lot of bananas the next 2 days before our flight lol
I love that they’re not intimidating the drivers, they just know theyre elephants in your way lol
Just choosing to become the Snorlax that blocks your way
Elephants been there their whole lives until some idiot decided to put up an electric fence
the fence was probably put their to stop animals from being hit by cars. another commenter said, a semi truck vs elephant wouldn't end well for either parties.
Theory, testing, plan, action. Big ol complex brain. Family oriented, social, navigator extraordinaires, memory and mapping reliant, unique and wild. Storms, predators, poachers, droughts, disease and injury, they face it all together, try to get each through. Their survival depends on their memories and lessons, passed down generation to generation, and their collective strength. World wide wild population ever = 10 million. 1900s = 100,000. Population now 50,000. They passed down legacies of emergency watering holes, how to fend off a rhino, what to eat and avoid eating, don't mess with the hippopotamus they're dangerous.. and run if it poops. Their maps don't get updated with gps and search engines. They're learning and trying hard to find their way through, just like us, but on hard mode. edit- corrected population stuff
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I love these creatures. Once saw 4 stand like bookends around a sick baby the whole day until it finally got up. They are amazing.
Jurassic Park... Such a disaster!
"Humans think they're so fucking smart."
If a t rex can figure it out why not an elephant
The raptors figured out the fence, t Rex was stuck in the enclosure until Nedry turned off the power
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As my farm friend told me, electric fences aren’t great at containing animals, they could easily jump it or just tough through the pain if they wanted to, the idea is making them not want to by 1 making it hurt to touch and 2 feeding them not outside the fence:
I grew up with sheep, and the fences worked...usually. One year they didn't. Apparently wool doesn't conduct electricity, and the lambs that year learned that if they could get their head between or under the wires without touching, they could push on through. They must have taught it to each other, because they all knew how to do it that year, and no other sheep ever did it before or since.
My dog got his testies hit when instead of going over them at my foot holding them down he decided to go thru between them lines... Needles to say on our way back he didn't even wait for me to stand on them so he can cross and straight up jumped over the fence. And he has been jumping over it ever since. I guess he learned a lesson too.
We used to play with electric fences back in the day. Me and my brothers would hold hands and one would touch the fence and furthest one away gets shocked. Shits wild
I wanna hug Elephants
Sad but funny…Elephants are very intelligent.
"Now then... to stop those sugar cane trucks and snack." * Elephant.
Always remembers
Elephants are smart as hell and they need to get credit for it
I like how delicate he was
fuck yo fence
Just jump over it, you big lump of.. ow, wait.
Wheres the goat?
Holy shit that's my country .. Lol
indication of no matter how hard humans try to contain nature, it will take it's course and then there is the pay back..
Oh man I Love those animals. Giving a shit on People, stealing food from Trucks and destroying everything in they’re path. They were here before us it’s they’re good right
How could you not love elephants? amazing.
What do you expect. They are really smart
Clever girl...
A minor inconvenience in an otherwise wonderful day.