We Love You Hikers ❤️ on Instagram: "HIKING SAFETY TIP — WILDLIFE AWARENESS (MOOSE) Moose are responsible for more injuries to humans in North America than bears. Why? Because people underestimate their size and speed. Key facts hikers should know: • An adult moose can weigh 400–600 kg (880–1,320 lb) • They can run up to 35 mph (56 km/h) • Moose are highly territorial, especially near water, calves, or during rut season • Most incidents happen because hikers don’t realize how close they are Hike

Excitdaily on Instagram: "This 46-second clip shows a bull moose approaching a tourist who drops to the ground in submission. Instead of attacking, the moose pauses to inspect the person and then calmly walks away, delivering a clear warning without escalating the situation. Wildlife experts note that bull moose often use bluff charges and close approaches to deter perceived threats, relying on intimidation rather than contact. This behavior is especially notable outside the fall rut, when aggre