The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Department tweeted out a video that shows a startling encounter between a park-goer and a wild moose. According to the post, a park-goer in Clear Creek County suddenly found themselves face-to-face with a bull moose. The CPW also linked to a video providing safety tips to help park-goers avoid getting "stomped" by moose. FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWSAccording to the department, a moose showing laid-back ears, raised hairs on the neck or licking its snout is showing signs of aggression. It also recommends avoiding animals that are breathing belligerently and to be careful bringing pets (such as dogs) near wild moose.

Source: Fox News August 09, 2021 15:45 UTC