Mahabharata 6.98.36

6.98.36

śoṇitāktāṃ gadāṃ bibhranmedomajjākṛtacchaviḥ |
kṛtāṅgadaḥ śoṇitena rudravatpratyadṛśyata || 36 ||

Seizing some of the elephants by their tusks, he deprived them of those weapons. Wrenching out the tusks of others, with those very tusks he struck them on their frontal globes and felled them in battle like the Destroyer himself armed with his rod. Wielding his mace bathed in gore, and himself bespattered with fat and marrow and smeared with blood, he looked like Rudra himself. Thus slaughtered by him, the few gigantic elephants that remained, ran away on all sides, O king, crushing even friendly ranks. And in consequence of those huge elephants fleeing away on all sides, Duryodhana's troops once more, O bull of Bharata's race, fled away from the field."