I came across this amazing GoPro video from the YouTube channel "Wild Assam".
Here is the video description:
"Kathoni TE, Golaghat, Assam, India. A herd of 80 elephants chase away a group of teasers, while coming back from paddy field to nearby forest, in the month of October 2019. The last elephant was in FULL MUSTH and was charging the locals. The run resulted in shake of the earth and is seen in camera vibration."
It really goes to show how much human-wildlife conflict goes on in India and that huge running makhna with the way the whole ground shook at full speed is absolutely insane!!!!
Can you imagine how much the ground would be shaking if it was a Deinotherium, Columbian Mammoth, or even a Palaeoloxodon namadicus?
Here is the video description:
"Kathoni TE, Golaghat, Assam, India. A herd of 80 elephants chase away a group of teasers, while coming back from paddy field to nearby forest, in the month of October 2019. The last elephant was in FULL MUSTH and was charging the locals. The run resulted in shake of the earth and is seen in camera vibration."
It really goes to show how much human-wildlife conflict goes on in India and that huge running makhna with the way the whole ground shook at full speed is absolutely insane!!!!
Can you imagine how much the ground would be shaking if it was a Deinotherium, Columbian Mammoth, or even a Palaeoloxodon namadicus?