Sunday, 25 October 2015

Wrong Sort Of Elk, Rex….

…that’ll teach you to rely on image bank labelling:


A group of hunters thought they were great shots when they killed a couple of elk but they were really just buffoons.
It turned out the animals were actually in a zoo at the time, according to The Local.
The group somehow managed to fire through a barrier at the enclosure after their dogs tracked the elk in Norway.
‘Elk’ in Norway are moose.

5 comments:

  1. Most amoosing! What the elk were they thinking?

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  2. Elk in Norway are caribou. They look a bit like red deer to me but there will be an expert along shortly.

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  3. Moose is the term in North America. Elk are (essentially) the same creature, but in Europe. Caribou (NA) are reindeer (Europe).

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  4. And those in the photo are reindeer.

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  5. "What the elk were they thinking?"

    :D

    "And those in the photo are reindeer."

    'fraid not! North American elk (wapiti in some EU countries).

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