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Bears and wolves often come to mind when we think about dangerous Alaskan wildlife, but did you know that moose actually injure more people?
Wildlife officers relocated a moose after it wandered into Burley neighborhoods and ate raspberries. Residents were urged to give the animal space.
A baby moose was rescued earlier this week from a Colorado Springs neighborhood park and relocated to a more wildlife-friendly habitat outside of the city, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife.
Woman details encounter with Canada’s friendliest moose 'I stopped in my tracks, so shocked,' says Kellie Paxian who saw 'this majestic creature' coming towards her 'from the fog, from the mist' ...
A mama moose was captured on video walking through a fire department’s shop in Anchorage, Alaska, before she is then seen reuniting with her two calves.
In 1971 Minnesota finally held a modern moose season. These are the stories of the hunters who were lucky enough to draw permits.
A mama moose stunned fire department mechanics when she marched into their shop in Anchorage, Alaska, apparently looking for two wayward calves she was later spotted nursing.