Wouldn't that be a sight?

If you had ever come to this part of the world, a small southern state in India, you would not be surprised to see elephants crossing the road. They can be seen on the fly overs, footpaths, on the bylanes, or even the highways with heavy traffic. The temples here own a large number of elphants, and they are a part of our life.

I have only encountered stuff like that in my dreams. I understand that the elephant and an RV collided, he broke a tusk, but no more severe injuries than that and he is recaptured.

only a cougar coming into a furniture store and going to sleep on one of thier beds they called animal control and too cougar back to the mountains.

No, thank heavens i haven't. The police there sound about like ours here, They don't do doodley squat when u need them.

Yes that would be a sight, to look out the window and see an elephant strolling down the road. From time to time animals do get loose, hopefully he was able to be recaptured without anyone getting hurt.

I bet the police did not believe it at first. I assume they got people from th circus to capture the elephant. No I have never seen anything like this.

I hope they do not hurt the poor elephant when he is caught. I think it is cruel to keep such an animal in the circus. They probably don't give him enough to eat.

Probably the police get a lot of prank calls, but 911 should check every one out anyway. That is why they are 911. I have heard of small children calling when their mums are hurt and the operators telling them to quit playing with the phone. Shudder.

I have never seen anything strange like that, especially not an elephant! That would something you don’t often see! (LOL) I can imagine looking out of the window and seeing this big creature strolling down the street! I would think I was having a psychotic episode or something! I would imagine the elephant has been caught by now…No wonder the Police didn’t believe the call!

I have never seen such a thing but I certainly would not want to be on the staff of the street cleaners after that happened!

When I lived in Arizona we would see javalina and coyotes roaming the streets. I felt sorry for them because the developers destroyed their homes and then call them pests. I'm glad I only rented there, I felt so sorry for those poor creatures. They were beautiful.

When I worked at our local high school I had to be to work by 7 in the morning. Walking up through the courtyard in the dim early morning light I heard this loud squeal. It freaked me out. Then it came again. The person behind me heard it too and we yelped and headed for the nearest door. Later we found out that someone had a potbelly pig get loose and it was in the bushes at the school! That was too weird for me to experience so early in the morning!