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Would comparing a moose to a dinosaur be an appropriate comparison?
First of all. I LOVE weird and random questions like this. Please send more ♡
and your answer! Scientifically speaking, yea. They're one of the very last megafauna on earth!!
MEGAFAUNA ARE FUCKING COOL AS FUCK.
UPDATE. I FOUND PHOTOS.
THEY WERE HUUUGGEE.
i’m not even tagging my posts properly anymore fuck you
THE WEIRDEST THING JUST HAPPENED
Okay so I was feeding my merlin falcon outside today, y’know, like a bird nerd
And we were just minding our own business
And aLL OF THE SUDDEN
A MOOSE WALKS BY
I DO NOT LIVE IN A MOOSEY AREA. THERE ARE NO MOOSE IN THE VALLEY I LIVE IN
AND YET
THERE WAS MOOSE
I WAS JUST TRYING TO FEED MY FALCON
AND THIS MOOSE JUST WALKS RIGHT BY, NOT 40 FEET FROM WHERE I STOOD
APPARENTLY, SOMEONE DID NOT GET THE MEMO
Moose Fact Time
Moose are DANGEROUS!
They will charge you if provoked
They can run at 35 mph
They can swim at 6 mph
You are not safe from angry moose
Moose weigh 1200-1500 lbs
Moose are called ‘elk’ in Europe
Common moosey areas include (but are not limited to) Yellowstone NP, Glacier NP, Alaska, Montana, Wyoming and Canada
Moose shed their antlers every year
Moose are going endgangered :(
If you see moose, go the other way. Moose can kill you
If a moose is running at you, you can use bear spray and pray to your God
Happy trails, y’all
I want to give Theo a moose to ride so badly.
Realistically those bitches are SO OILY all of his pants would look ridiculous. John would forever be replacing anything fabric.
How Many Of These Wild Animals Have You Spotted In Big Sky?
MARCH 30, 2017POSTED BY DEREK LENNON
In Big Sky, we share our mountain town with all sorts of wild animals. Keep your eyes peeled for wild animals in Big Sky because you never know what you might see.
It’s not uncommon to spot a moose on the golf course, see wolf tracks on a hike, hear a coyote howling in the night, spot a bear running along the road in Yellowstone, get stuck in a bison traffic jam in the Park, capture an image of a mountain goat while riding the Lone Peak Tram, or spook a herd of elk on the drive up to the ski hill. We have an abundance of wildlife in Big Sky and it’s really cool!
Over the past year, we’ve made a point to highlight interesting facts about the wild animals in Big Sky. This post takes a quick look at the animals that you might see in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Use the links below to learn more about these wild creatures.
Have you spotted any of these wild animals in Big Sky Country?
Moose
Wolves
Mountain Goats
Elk
Grizzly Bears
Bison
Bighorn Sheep
Black Bears
Rainbow Trout
Coyote
Mountain Lions
Porcupines
Great Horned Owl
Mule Deer
Bald Eagle
Pronghorns
Snowshoe Hares
Wolverines
Canada Lynx
Marmot
Beavers
Are there other wild animals in Big Sky Country? Of course! This is far from a complete list, but it’s a fun starting point. Try to spot all of these animals in the wild. It’s no easy task. Remember to click on the above links to learn interesting facts about the wildlife of Big Sky Country.
No matter what time of year you’re in Big Sky, there’s a good chance that you’ll spot wildlife. Always treat the wild animals in Big Sky with the utmost respect. Be careful in their presence and know what to do in case you have a close encounter with wildlife.
Oh and if you capture an amazing wildlife photo, please tag #visitbigsky. We can’t wait to share in your wildlife experience!
See Also:
Please Give Wildlife A Brake In Big Sky Country
What To Do If You Encounter A Moose In Big Sky, Montana
Be Bear Aware In Big Sky Country
Moose are black and brown. They feed on woody plants such as twigs, willows, and small shrubs. They weigh up to 1,800 lbs. Only males have antlers (racks).
What does it take to grow those huge antlers?
Moose Man
The entire hour I was in physical therapy today another patient talked to me about moose. The entire hour it was just moose talk. He’s only seen a moose once and tried to befriend it. He also referred to them as “Goliath deer.” And “the rulers of the north.”
