Elephant polo is a variant of polo, usually played while riding elephants (there have been made attempts to play elephant polo without the elephants, but it just wasn't the same).
[img]http://gyazo.com/54fdff6eca12aecfb33020c1199c8855.png[/img]
[I]Pictured above: An elephant with its humans.[/I]
Now, I do not know the official rules of polo (I assume they're somewhat similar to elephant polo), but I think it's something about having to get a small ball into a goal or something. There are also sticks involved, but if they're used to hit the ball or other humans/elephants is unknown. Recent scientific research has shown that it is mainly used to hit the ball, but we simply do not know enough about it to make a definitive conclusion.
Some people argue that rules are important, but I disagree. Several different kinds of sports has shown to be very successful without having any clear rules (For example: American football, pool and cricket(1))
The real stars of elephant polo are without a doubt the elephants. The human riders have proven to be very unnecessary and surprisingly boring.
Here are some pictures of elephants:
[img]http://gyazo.com/09ab68b45dbf7dc1a93f18217a195e1d.png[/img]
[img]http://gyazo.com/f9c6c27e9091f66181974688845ab854.png[/img]
[I]Gay elephant[/I]
(1) See: Sports I don't know the rules for.
Is this real life?
[QUOTE=Binsky;29045472]Is this real life?[/QUOTE]
is this just fantasy
Caught in a landslide
[QUOTE=Binsky;29054055]Caught in a landslide[/QUOTE]
wat
That's not how it goes you crazy Russian.
This thread is not getting the respect it deserves.
How much does an elephant cost and where can I play it in the US?
[quote=Wikipedia]Elephants made for elephant polo are usually manufactured in China and cost from $1.200 to $865.000 depending on the model. You can buy them at most Walmart's, although some smaller stores only have them in stock during the holiday season.[/quote]
Then Y cOme mY WalMArT nO SelLS elEFAntes?
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