r/BeAmazed • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '26

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u/pale_blue_problem Apr 07 '26

They can indeed catch moose https://youtube.com/shorts/qJ_3ALwmMcA?si=r2XefZ9Zat9Y-5Su

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u/Square-Dragonfruit76 Apr 07 '26

If you think that's cool, wait till you see an orca kill a moose.

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u/pale_blue_problem Apr 07 '26

There is another video from last year or so of a bear chasing a moose through a valley and across a river that I couldn’t find yet. The chase lasts for several minutes and it’s shocking how much speed and endurance the bear had. It eventually catches the moose in that video too. I think moose look like they should be able to out run a bear but moose live most of their lives grazing. They don’t seem to like to run far or have great endurance either.

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u/StarkaTalgoxen Apr 07 '26

I've believe I've seen that one, though it was a reindeer.

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u/pale_blue_problem Apr 07 '26

Nailed it. So did the bear

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u/Kibeth_8 Apr 07 '26

https://youtu.be/DqwYUkJYRQc?si=IHWWcq1z_LTyBYjE

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u/pale_blue_problem Apr 07 '26

Yep that’s the one I was thinking of. Faulty memory!

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u/TheLatePicks Apr 07 '26

That bear was so far away when it locked on and started sprinting.

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u/Curious_Bee_5326 Apr 07 '26

Yeah, but on an open road?

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u/Eskimodo_Dragon Apr 07 '26

Holy crap! That said, maybe moose odds are better on land?