A safari-park owner who once said he’d rather be killed by an elephant than shoot one was fatally trampled by an elephant at his South African wildlife reserve.
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Gary Freeman, 65, an experienced safari tour guide, was leading a small group of tourists at Klaserie Private Nature Reserve in the Limpopo province on April 9 when the rogue elephant suddenly charged at him, the Daily Mail reported.
“Gary tried to break the charge, but he never fired a shot. The elephant was very quickly on him, and it was, as you imagine, not pleasant,” a source said.
“There is nothing anyone can do to stop six tons of angry elephant. Fortunately, it was all over quickly,” the source said.
