100 male adult Humans could kill 1 male adult African Bush Elephant

This is an elephant anatomy diagram, just for convenience and future referencing. . http://ramdigestivesystem.weebly.com...RebuttalsMy opponent claims that elephants are heavy and can pull a lot of weight. He also claims that he saw one take out a large tree branch, and that seeing one charging towards you would engage a flight reaction. While these are nice points, they have nothing to do with the fight. The elephant won't be pulling 100 people at once, and the people are moving, which is not as vulnerable as a stationary tree branch. -My opponents main argument here seems to be that the elephant would engage a flight response in the humans. This is untrue, as I have stated in the rules, "All humans will willingly sacrifice themselves to kill the elephant". These humans don't care about, or have a flight reaction, as they don't fear deathArgumentsThe Smart Way:The humans can effectively kill the elephant. The humans could either hide from the elephant, or select a few humans to distract it. After that, the humans could get to work. They could make spears and use them against the elephant. Using rock chunks, sticks, and the various plants, they could fashion spears and kill the elephant. Some modern day African tribes actually hunt elephants with spears. (I would post a video, but it is graphic. If you are still interested, look up "Elephant Spear Hunting" on Youtube)-To further this argument, one researcher demonstrated the effects of ancient Clovis spear points on modern day African elephants. . https://twilightbeasts.wordpress.com...The article states "In the paper Frison recounts using his Clovis points on elephants that had been "mortally wounded or killed" during culling operations. "The Clovis people lived about 12,000 years ago, and their spear points were able to kill an African elephant. So, a modern day person with this kind of knowledge, should be able to do much better. The Crazy Way:Did you know that elephants have extremely weak backs? It is actually the point of this next article. . https://www.thedodo.com...Anyways, the article state that riding elephants can do severe injury to the elephant's spine and back. -With this in mind, the humans could beat the elephant. Suppose this, the humans trap and push the elephant into the muddy, 6 foot deep pond. The elephant, trapped in the pond due to the mud, is nearly defenseless. The humans jump and crawl on to the elephants back. Instead of having only 1 person riding it, the elephant now has about 20 people, doing severe damage to it's back. These people who also know martial arts, could attack the elephants back, hurting it further. The Virtually Insane Way:In the book "Do Ants Have Arseholes? : . .. and 101 other bloody ridiculous questions" (Yes, incredibly credible source, I know but stay with me. ), it features a letter from an English general. The book reviews the letter, and says the following:"General Smythington Smythe's correspondence goes on for many pages, which I cannot be bothered to type up. To summarise: by his reckoning as a military man, it would take at least 100 naked, oiled men to subdue an elephant: one to distract it with iced buns and peanuts, two to poke it in the eye with long sticks, and the other 97 to bite its tail and hindquarters until it died through loss of blood, confusion and stress. ". https://books.google.com...-This is an extreme, but is never the less possible. One person could simply distract the elephant (It is already hostile), while two try to take out it's eyes. The rest, with their already sharp teeth, attack the elephants from behind. (Also, it is complete coincidence that both me and the general have the 100 figure mark. I have never even heard of this book beforehand. )100 Humans can kill a African Bush Elephant, through the ways I have provided. Con's arguments hold no ground.