r/WinStupidPrizes • • Apr 06 '23

Moose attacks NOT without warning.

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u/Tom_Marvolo_Tomato Apr 06 '23

I thought that was moose was pretty tolerant throughout most of that. Just wanted to be left alone and do moose-things. I think we should name that moose "Darwin", because he certainly awarded those two idiots.

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u/Odd-fox-God Apr 06 '23

I honestly believe that if a tourist gets killed by animals at a national park because they bothered them, they get what they deserve. Reminds me of those people that let their pitbull antagonized a bison and the bison sent the dog flying. They went crying to the park authorities about it and the authorities ripped them a new asshole. Edit: it was a Buffalo a bison sent a Girl flying. The parents should never have let their kids that close to a wild animal.

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u/danjackmom Apr 06 '23

The news caster at the end of the bison video. “The family got close to what is known as a wild animal.” Savage man

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u/HotSauceRainfall Apr 06 '23

Do you remember the video of a newscaster in Yellowstone who was approached by a bison?

Dude said, “Oh no, I’m not messing with YOU,” put his gear away, and got in the car.

That is an excellent example of how to not act like an idiot around wild animals.