Chasing a moose out of a hospital in Anchorage

[question everything]

[OAITW r.2.0]

1. That's the 2nd one posted here this week.

Something about Moose and the hospital greenage that attracts them.

[DBoon]

2. A moose once bit my sister...

[lastlib]

3. Why didn't they drag the flower pot outside?

and let the moose follow it? IDK

[A HERETIC I AM]

6. Ever seen what they do when they get pissed off?

Go to YouTube and search “Moose Stomping” or ‘Moose attack”.

That animal could easily kill a person in short order.

[Irish_Dem]

7. Moose might not be happy his food supply was being taken away?

And decide to fight the person taking it.

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

4. That's amazing.

Is there no footage of the moose getting inside?

[brush]

5. Sucess. That's a small one. Full grown moose are huge...

and it's usually best to call animal control.

[Emile]

9. Yep, that was a baby. I was in Northern Ontario once

and was driving down a two lane road and came face to face with a bull moose. I came to compete stop and it was a stare down. I knew not to blow my horn or move forward or it would have attacked. I mean this animal was huge. Eventually he slowly left the roadway and back into the wilderness.

[Irish_Dem]

8. Hospital lobbies usually have green plants near windows, next to large self-opening doors .

Very visible and tempting snack for a moose and easy access.

[Easterncedar]

10. Given the 90% mortality rate of calves

Maybe it was looking for medical attention.

(But that rate is in New England; I hope it’s not so bad in Alaska. It’s really sad here. Moose are now seldom seen even in Maine’s largest State Park. It’s the ticks.)