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Colorado Parks and Wildlife’s (CPW) Northeast Division has released a scary video of a bull moose suddenly charging an onlooker as a warning for visitors to keep a distance from the large, horned animals.
The walker escaped unharmed by ducking behind a tree that the animal charged. CPW said on Twitter: “This video is an example of being too close to a bull moose and how quickly they can decide to charge on you.”
The incident happened in Clear Creek County, near Denver, where moose encounters are on the rise due to the animals thriving population, according to wildlife officers.
The walker escaped unharmed by ducking behind a tree that the animal charged. CPW said on Twitter: “This video is an example of being too close to a bull moose and how quickly they can decide to charge on you.”
The incident happened in Clear Creek County, near Denver, where moose encounters are on the rise due to the animals thriving population, according to wildlife officers.
Watch: Bull moose charges bystander
Posted from independent.co.uk
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Some people don't realize how fast one of those critters can move until it's too late, or they get lucky like that person did shipmate PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel On the golf course of the Banff Springs Hotel in Alberta, Canada I saw the ‘Mayor’ of Banff attempt to shoo an Elk from a putting green. A Park Ranger standing nearby, shook his head and said the Mayor should know better than to do that!
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Cpl Vic Burk Those elk in Banff and Jasper acted if they were above being harvested. The elk in Jasper wandered about as if they were at home.
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