FedEx has nothing on Mother Nature.
A tidy package recently dropped right on the front porch of a woman who lives in Payson, Arizona. She snapped some photos to prove it. That package came in the form of a baby elk.
The cow elk delivered the calf and then went in search of food. According to KPHO/KTVK, the woman says the calf stayed on her porch for eight hours until it got up to nurse with its mother.
(Photo source: Suzy Tubbs-Avakian/KPHO/KTVK)
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