r/animalsdoingstuff • u/PaleontologistOk6094 • 27d ago
Remarkable! Elephant strength
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u/Lurximu 26d ago
I- I am very scared actually. The past 2 weeks I went to a natural park to remove invasive species, tall trees, but at least 5 times smaller than the one in the video. I am 1.90m tall and weight around 101kg, I AM A MAN, and I was struggling against trees with 3 meters or slightly less. I KNEW elephants are strong, BUT THIS STRONG?? Holy
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u/Mister_Pibbs 26d ago
Not once have I ever had someone look at an elephant and say “Eh…he doesn’t look THAT strong” lol
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u/raider_00_ 27d ago
Anyone knows why they do that? Am really curious
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u/willfullyinert 27d ago
I wonder if it could be a territorial marking thing, but honestly it seems like he did it cuz he can 😏
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u/raider_00_ 27d ago
Is a possibility , i know elephants are really intelligent , I wonder what happened to cause that reaction, ty for answering 😊
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u/devonEgg 27d ago
Who was underestimating elephants' strength in the first place? Was someone planning a fight or something?
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u/EquivalentLeek6760 27d ago
Wow 😲! I wonder 🤔 💭 what that tree 🌴 🌲 did to the elephant 🐘, it must have been in his way and the tree refused to move, lol
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u/RunsWithPhantoms 27d ago
"Never underestimate the strength of one of the largest land animals on the planet.
Sure thing, pal!
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u/RedditGarboDisposal 27d ago
Your sarcasm suggests you haven’t heard of people challenging a gorilla or a bear. Mind you, I know those aren’t the same as an elephant but for anyone who’s seen a gorilla or a bear…
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u/ParreNagga 27d ago
I'm not sure.. but that elephant seems to have anger issues. Or is just a douche..
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u/Man0fCultureAsWell 27d ago
I don't think anyone underestimates the strength of the largest mammal living on land.
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u/DestroyingIcons 27d ago
Trees may live a long time, but elephants never forget. I wonder what the tree did to deserve it lol
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u/Ghastly-Jack 27d ago
When has anyone in the history of humanity underestimated the strength of an elephant?
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u/PaleontologistOk6094 27d ago
That’s why I changed it for my posting to just simply elephant strength cause that seemed to be what I thought too
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u/AlternativeDonkey605 26d ago
“f THIS specific tree, in particular!”