Startling Elk Battle for Life, Astonishing Spectators
In the primeval dense forests of northwest Pacific Canada, elk mating season had arrived. In a herd of about 20 elks, two males were extremely tense.
The first was the mature giant bull elk with heavy antlers. It already had a harem of 5 cows and was ready to protect its territory from intruders. Its rival was a young bull just reaching adulthood, ambitious to seize the kingdom and cows from the old male.
When the young bull trespassed the forbidden territory, the angry herd bull charged at its opponent. The two beasts collided heads violently, the thunderous sound echoing throughout the forest. The powerful blows caused fresh blood to splatter, flesh torn apart. But both remained stubbornly uncompromising.
The brutal fight lasted for hours. Sometimes they crashed heads, other times using antlers to fling each other. Furious and pained roars resounded in the woods. Finally, youth prevailed over experience and strength. The young bull knocked down its enemy, seizing the right to rule the herd.
This extraordinary battle left a profound impression on the lucky tourists who witnessed it. They were amazed by the ruthlessness of the wilderness, and felt the elk’s fierce struggle to survive. This would remain an unforgettable memory for everyone.
