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What round for mammoth?

Supposedly one captured on tape.

Looks like a bear with a fish to me.

8 Responses to “What round for mammoth?”

  1. dannytheman Says:

    458 Win Mag would be my choice.

    But I agree it’s a bear with a nice size salmon.

  2. nk Says:

    .45-120.

    I also agree. A badly photoshoped still of a bear. Notice that only the left front leg is “moving”?

    There used to be a joke. Russia’s premier newspaper was Pravda which means Truth. Which only goes to show that even communists have a sense of humor.

  3. Fred Says:

    Yup… either that, or judging from the video, it’s soon to be extinct again from drowning.

  4. HL Says:

    I found a better quality video of a mammoth…it is older though.

  5. Ellen Says:

    Probably a Photoshop. I think we have something elephantine in the picture, but it’s clearly neither a brown or polar bear – wrong color, no hump.

    But is the elephant in the river? It doesn’t seem to be interacting with the water.

  6. fast richard Says:

    It is very low resolution (grainy) video of a bear with a large fish.

    The joke that I know about Pravda included the other newspaper as well. Isvestia means News. The joke was

    “In Truth (Pravda) there is no News (Isvestia). In News (Isvestia) there is no Truth (Pravda).”

    The phrase was used for teaching Russian grammar, as the words had to be inflected with the proper endings for the subject and object in each sentence.

  7. Crotalus Says:

    Yep. Bear with a fish.

  8. Alan Says:

    Is there a requirement to rub your camera lens with vaseline when filming mammoths and bigfoots from half a mile away?

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