Experience Of An Elk

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One day an elk went for a walk and went to get something to eat. Then why the elk ate for an hour more elk came to eat with him. Then when the elk were walking home they heard something. They looked around and they heard the same noise again. When they started running the mountain lions came out and scared them away. The next day the elk went back to the same spot to eat there food. Then the elk heard the mountain lions and started running away and the mountain lions started running after them. The elk were running away after they mountain lions started catching them one by one. The last mountain lion was still chasing the last elk. Then the elk tripped over something and the mountain lion started killing it. After the day the mountain lions

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