A young man just got out of college and went on an African safari. When he was hunting elephants he happened upon a young bull. The bull and the hunter stood motionless, not 15 yards apart for 5 minutes. The young bull lifted his right foot and let out a trumpet that could be heard for miles. The hunter noticed a piece of wood lodged in the young bull's foot. The hunter timidly moved close to the bull, and removed the piece of wood.

After this incident the hunter could never kill another animal.

40 years later he took his grandson to the Los Angeles Zoo. They were looking at the elephant exhibit where he saw an old bull staring at him. The stare down lasted at least 10 minutes, when the elephant gently lifted his right foot, and lowered his massive trunk. This sent chills down the retired hunter's spine. He crossed two fences to greet his old friend. When he got next to the animal, the old bull dropped his foot, wrapped his trunk aroung the man, and slammed him against the wall killing him instantly.

Experts say, the elephant at the LA zoo was probably not the same one as the man saw in Africa.

:nono:

Where the hell is Tonymac? :lol: