Moose barrels toward skiers at Jackson Hole
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- The wild animal was caught on camera barreling down the slopes toward a group of skiers in Wyoming.
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The moose was having fun too.
Wow, these people never thought of that, there are Moose in the forest?
Those people just realized that, they are not in the city anymore.
Now wonder what other wild animals could be in the forest, which is their home.
The moose wanted to snowboard.
How do you not notice/sense a moose right behind you? Ppl have their instincts turned off these days.
the moose was running in it's own habitat! those people were not being chased by it!
Number one that moose wasn't charging at anybody that moose was running away from people coming at it and its own natural habitat. It wasn't threatening anybody. And number two why was this worthy of a story on Good morning America?
Because EVERY morning news show in the first world has at least one light hearted story per news hour to create levity amongst all the negative stories… I figured everyone born after 1950 knew that - perhaps I’m just blessed with superior observation skills.
I had a moose cross the bridge with me at the bottom of the gondola at Jackson. I had no idea until I felt the bridge shaking and the moose passed me at a trot just a few feet away. It was awesome!
I don't think that moose is really trying to catch anyone. He can run 35, and that ski run looks FAR too flat for the skiiers to do 35. That's a cruiser run, not a serious downhill.
Much ado about nothing. The moose was just going for a morning stroll. l o l 🦌
See, this is just more proof that Canadians being polite to Americans is a myth, even our symbolic stereotypes are a pain in the neck - this is why I want to move to Georgia.