#moose

#moose

Moose Found Awkwardly Stuck on Fence"Yep, that's me. You're probably wondering how I got into this situation…"Connecticut State Environmental Conservation Police received a call about a moose stuck on a fence in Barkhamsted, Connecticut. It was an obvious case of misjudgment when jumping the fence. The moose was not impaled, but couldn't move forward or backward. He was apparently no stranger to bad decisions as he was already missing one antler. CSECP discussed possible solutions, then called the local fire department to cut the fence. The firefighters used their jaws of life to cut one end of the fence panel loose. They didn't need to cut the other end of the panel, because that's when the moose moved forward and the fence was pushed down. After the fence was down, the moose nonchalantly walked away.The number of moose sightings in small Connecticut towns has increased lately because it's mating season, and moose are looking for love in all the wrong places. -via Fark (Image credit: Connecticut State Environmental Conservation Police) #moose #fence #rescue

Moose Dives off a Cliff into the OceanI bet that this is the first time that you will see an adventurous bull moose take a moose dive off a cliff into the ocean.On the island of Newfoundland, Canada, moose are known to be nuisance animals and their interactions are always fascinating. This particular moose, however, may have wanted to stand out or dive right into the controversy. In this video, the moose can be seen standing on the edge of a cliff, seeming like a person who contemplates life; or someone who wants to be a part of a melancholic music video. People were amazed by this and took a video of the moment when the moose suddenly took a dive. The people around the area were initially worried, but to their surprise, the moose just got back to the shore as if nothing happened. What a dive diva! Video credit: Alyssa Hewlett on YouTube#Animal #Canada #Moose

National Park Service Photographer Found the Arnold Schwarzenegger of MooseCheck out this absolute unit! Last January 28th, J. Mills, a National Park Service photographer, captured this image of a moose standing in water at Lake Clark National Park & Preserve in Alaska.The unnamed moose stood at 6'4 (1.93 m) and weighed approximately 1500 lbs (680 kg). The photo, reposted by the National Park Service, attracted 100,000 likes and 600 comments.The staff behind the account added the following fun facts: "Likes: long walks through the woods, tasty leaves, bark, and twigs. Dislikes: bears, moose puns, leg day."Ironically, one of the most liked comments was packed full of moose puns: "Love to see national park service making this guy fa-moose with this very amoosing description, although I hope disliking moose puns is a moose-take, or I’m going to be in for a very bad day."

Moose Calf Lick Snow off the Hood of Woman's Car in MaineComing across a full-grown moose could make for a terrifying ordeal. But having a moose calf approach your car to lick snow off its hood? Possibly the most adorable thing you would have experienced for a whole month.Margo Lukens had been driving home from the Caribou Bog Conservation Area via Taylor Road in Orono, Maine when the incident happened. She had spotted lines of cars stopped on both sides of the road, a police car ahead, and decided to pull over. The reason was no other than a young moose. It approached her car and began nibbling on the snow that had piled up on the hood. Lukens was neither scared nor concerned, as was her dog who had been with her in the car.Check out the full clip that Lukens recorded below.

Dapper Cat Wearing a Bowtie is Ring Bearer for Couple's WeddingThis cat stole the show!Moose, a couple’s cat, went from a cute little ring bearer for its owners to an instant Internet celebrity. The feline, looking dapper and elegant in his custom tuxedo collar and tie, has brightened the wedding day of his owners with his presence. In addition, he has taken over the Internet-- with a photo shared by his hired human escort going viral. Moose’s regal appearance made some Twitter users feel like they should bow down to his presence or pay the cat some money. image credit: Richard Scott Larson / Twitter #Cat #DapperCat #Moose #PetRingBearer