Park chief warns of randy elephants

 

 

The head of the Kaeng Krachan national park in Phetchaburi has warned the public to take care after a video showed an elephant in musth.

 

An elephant in musth is believed to have an up to six times rise in reproductive hormones. 

 

They can become dangerous to their own kind as well as humans during this period that can last for many weeks. 

 

The video showed a violent altercation between two elephants - one a bull elephant the other of unspecified gender - on the "Nong Plub - Huay Sat Yai" Road in the national park.

 

Mana Phermphoon warned the public to be on the lookout as his staff try to help the situation by isolating the animal.

 

Sometimes elephants in musth are denied food and water in an effort to calm them down. Many zookeepers have been killed and animals in the wild also present serious problems. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2018-10-02

 

Thanks for the warning! But what are the chances here to be attacked by a randy elephant compared to become a rape victim by a randy drunk and drugged human male on a holiday island?

... and be aware of the toes at the end of the proboscis during this hot period

On 10/2/2018 at 8:44 AM, webfact said:

The video showed a violent altercation between two elephants - one a bull elephant the other of unspecified gender 

Unspecified gender .! Do they do ladyboy elephants 'ere as well .? As for the ruck itself I'd call it points win to the one hiding in the trees for aggression and blows landed ..