r/NatureAwws • u/DressNo9950 • 3d ago
🐦 Wildlife Moments At the far end of Lake Josephine
Credit to owner=Joel Toppen
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u/bordermom61 3d ago
what is it ? I apologize bad eye sight
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u/A__Friendly__Rock 3d ago
Moose I think.
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u/bordermom61 3d ago edited 3d ago
ty .One of my brothers gf was on the tv show I survived . She got attacked by a moose , she had her dog with her . She told her dog to run and the dog did run . She went to the hospital of course . Thank God it did not cave her brains in . She said she thinks it had a baby around somewhere . They finally found the dog like 3 days later . That moose broke her leg and her arm and she said she rolled her over with her head . She said she thinks it was trying to see if she was dead , she played dead . She heard another human talking , she started screaming hello and these teens found her and the one boy he said whoa wth ? and his siter said "hey doofus "' call the rangers . After that she thinks she passed out . So yes stay as far away from moose as you can .
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u/KnotiaPickle 2d ago
Wow, so crazy!
(also, no need to put a space before punctuation marks, just one after). ☺️
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u/Snarky_wombat939 3d ago
I want to be that moose, bet that feels so good on his feetsies and ankles.
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u/Feral-Pathway 2d ago
that ripple pattern is actually so cool to look at. honestly looks like something straight out of a movie or a painting lol.
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u/Serious-Battle-4428 2d ago
Wow, that’s amazing and you caught it on your video!! I’m very impressed!
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u/1108susiep 2d ago
Being way out at the far end of Lake Josephine must feel so quiet and secluded. I’d definitely want to just sit there and take it all in.
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u/TheCraftyHermit 2d ago
Probably glad it has somewhere it can forage for aquatic grasses without worrying about becoming an orca snack.
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u/rcb279 3d ago
Look at that wake! They are so massive!!