Wild Moose Encounter Caught on Camera

Welcome everyone! Two Alaskan residents accidentally spook each other. Not his first near-moose for sure. A pool day nobody was expecting, least of all the moose. If I'm gonna be stomped by a moose, I'd rather it be at the hospital. Every once in a while, a moose just wants to say hello. Sort of. When wild animals turn your backyard into their playpen. A guard dog doing exactly what guard dogs are bred to do, even against something 10 times its size. You might be big, sir, but you are not bigger than a train, sir. Sometimes the best wildlife advice is also just good fencing advice. With moose, never assume, just stay away. Holy sh**, holy sh**. Have you looked in your window? Look in your window, Paz. The kid could not believe his eyes. This bear thought he could get away with killing the moose's calf. Looks like it's missing hair. Oh, this is gonna be funny. This was the right place, right time, right amount of nerve. Twins and a mother handling business as usual. Sometimes moose use train tracks as a snow-free travel corridor until a train shows up. Nothing like a group project to save an animal that outweighs the entire rescue team combined. A skiing event no one will forget in a hurry. Best Halloween costume I've ever seen. You see a moose chilling with its kids? Do not try to sneak by. MVP of this clip is the fence, no contest. Apparently, it was bring your moose to work day. Seems like someone is trying to reclaim ancestral lands. A rare wildlife moment caught almost entirely by chance. In the wild, sometimes it's not about size. A dark cold night and an unexpected visitor. Moose on the loose. Finally, a formidable opponent. Anything to get away from that angry tank. When you and your bro took different paths in life, but you still hang out every now and then. The ice was too slippery for him to get away, so some firefighters helped him out. This might be the most well-adjusted moose in this entire compilation. Well, someone's lacking the Christmas spirit. Sometimes you need a tough reminder to respect wildlife. Nature doesn't go easy on anyone. Split-second timing turned a dangerous charge into a lucky escape. This clip explains every warning sign in Moose County. A moose deciding the car itself might be worth a taste test. The moose had the right of way, the train had the mass. Being this close and walking away unscathed is incredibly lucky. Be happy it ran past you and not through you. Hunting blinds are designed to be scent and sound concealed, which occasionally means animals wander closer than intended. Every moose has to start somewhere, this one's just getting the hang of it. What this dirt biker lacked in size, he made up for in speed. Just another day of sharing space with the largest deer species on the continent. Not sure these dogs understood the gravity of this moment? Well-meaning, but wildlife officials would strongly advise against this one. Moose have great peripheral vision, elite smell, and hearing. That tree is doing nothing to save this human. Insurance claim of the century, easily. An adult bull moose like this guy can stand over six feet tall at the shoulder and weigh up to 1,500 pounds. Hey guys, say hello to the sharpest tool in the shed. Bull moose shed their antlers every winter and regrow a completely new set each year. This happens due to a rare genetic condition and only a small number of albino moose have ever actually been documented. Unfortunately, moose are involved in thousands of vehicle collisions annually, in states like Alaska. This is exactly the kind of decision-making wildlife experts warn against. This guy and his dog were seconds away from disaster. Zero warning and maximum pressure. A close encounter that blurs the line between wildlife viewing and inviting trouble. 1,500 pounds with hooves that deliver bone-crushing kicks. Huskies know a threat when they see one. Way to go, Duane. A baby moose almost gets stranded on the highway. They don't teach you this in basic training. When moose show up, your leisurely walk is over. These guys will charge at anything. He needs to work on his ball control, but I respect the enthusiasm. He might be small, but he has claimed that trail forever. Property lines mean nothing when the intruder is this size. He did a good job of untangling the moose from the backyard swing. Seems like this guy had a death wish. Next is a moose deciding traffic laws are optional. It was the wrong day to use this parking lot. This is why we should all admire wildlife from a safe and secure distance. I call this a rock versus a hard place.