22 August 2006, 20:36
meteElephant Charge
This is something you'll have to remember when you're being charged by an elephant !!
www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,209618,00.html22 August 2006, 20:46
Fallow BuckExcellent...
So at least Mr Heffalump is appreciating the urgency in the situation whie on his way to make Bwana Pate. I'd hate to think that he was not taking his role in the procedings seriously enough to get is big arse out of the starting blocks quicksmart!!

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23 August 2006, 16:30
CunninghamWow, isn't that just great. We now know that elephants can run! This will make me make a hasteier reteat next time I am in front of one heading my way. If it were not for science where would we be?
23 August 2006, 19:15
ErikDAccording to the article:
quote:
Even at their top speed of 15 mph,
Saying that 15mph (24km/h) is the top speed for an elephant is complete BS. I've been chased in our Land Rover by elephants a lot fast than that, and I also seem to recall Ganyana and various other mentioning speeds up around 25 mph (40km/h).
I look forward to some of these scientists getting run down by elephants exceeding their 15mph speed limit.

24 August 2006, 02:12
BwanaBobTop speed of 15mph? I, too, have been in vehicles chased by elephants at higher speeds than 15mph.
Also, when you consider that a fit human can sprint faster than 15mph, how come elephants have caught so many, over the years, and turned them into strawberry jam?
Where would we be without such scientists?
24 August 2006, 02:47
JudgeGThis elephant was going 200 m.p.h.... or so it seemed!
I know that I've posted this picture before, but, dang!... I think it was terrifingly perfect moment! Kind of like recording how I was going to die???
24 August 2006, 07:24
465H&HJudgeG
What grain broadhead do you use for charging elephant?

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24 August 2006, 09:37
LAWCOPI DON'T know what the big deal is...
You want to stop an elephant charging,
just cut up his credit cards.
Good picture Judge, I think most folks could run a lot faster than normal in that situation.
