Firefighter Battling Wildfire When Elk Walks Up Behind Him
Dec 5, 2016 22:53:39 GMT -5
Post by Berean on Dec 5, 2016 22:53:39 GMT -5
Firefighter Is Battling A Wildfire When An Elk Walks Up Behind Him… But Watch What Happens!
All animals need a community — a group of fellow creatures to hunt with, travel with, and make life a little less lonely. For some wild animals, losing their birth family means they need to find their own community in other ways.
In Kittitas County, Washington, locals knew about an elk who would wander onto nearby farms after being abandoned by her family. The elk was known to approach cows and goats, but her search of companionship hasn’t stopped with friends of the four-legged variety… as one group of first responders recently learned firsthand!
One day, a group of hard-working firefighters responded to a blaze in the woods of Kittitas County, Washington.
While on a break at one of their command posts, they got a welcome surprise after a hard day’s work: a friendly elk walked up to say hello!
Full story at the link
All animals need a community — a group of fellow creatures to hunt with, travel with, and make life a little less lonely. For some wild animals, losing their birth family means they need to find their own community in other ways.
In Kittitas County, Washington, locals knew about an elk who would wander onto nearby farms after being abandoned by her family. The elk was known to approach cows and goats, but her search of companionship hasn’t stopped with friends of the four-legged variety… as one group of first responders recently learned firsthand!
One day, a group of hard-working firefighters responded to a blaze in the woods of Kittitas County, Washington.
While on a break at one of their command posts, they got a welcome surprise after a hard day’s work: a friendly elk walked up to say hello!
Full story at the link
