I'm honestly starting to believe that the person who lived in my apartment before me fed the birds around here... And I'm not talking small cute forest birds like tits and stuff, I'm talking like seagulls and magpies because they keep sitting on my windowsill and pecking my window, scaring the frick out of me when I'm suddenly face to face with a SEAGULL!🦢 they're very large when they're that close okay😂
@@massdysfunkton what a🌹 GORGEOUS creature does not want to hurt anyone. Just wants to eat. GOD🙌protect him from harm. Eg dangerous drivers when he wanders off onto the road.
Moose are known to be unpredictable. The calm moose getting treats this morning will be the belligerent moose kicking your door in for apples in two days.
@@XChildeofMalkavX See the white stuff on the trees and everything? It's called hoar frost, it forms when it's EXTREMELY cold. The view is gorgeous, but the temperature is WAY below freezing!😅 I know because I'm Canadian. Cheers!
@@insanecow24 yeah, if the moose decides to turn it on its over. That doorway would be fairly destroyed &he could be storming through that house searching for more goodies.
Also, while feeding the damn moose is a very bad idea, if you ARE going to do so, at least put the food in the palm of your hand and hold it out to the moose. Holding food between your fingers and offering it to an animal with very strong jaws is a great way to lose fingers. Not that the moose would bite them off on purpose, just that if it misjudged where the fruit is it's got the bite strength to EASILY remove your appendages.
@@daerdevvyl4314 This is true of every grazing herbivore, ever. One of the first things I was taught as a kid growing up around horses (our neighbor had three) was when you offer food that isn't a big bundle of grass, you put it in the middle of your palm and spread your hand as wide as you can so it cups down. That way even if the horse isn't careful they won't get a good grip on your skin. While most horses are careful taking treats, that seems to be a domestication thing - I'm not sure I'd want to hand feed a small treat to ANY wild herbivore, even with my hand spread flat!
It could actually be a male! Male moose (bulls) shed their antlers as winter approaches so their harder to differentiate from female moose (cows) during winter It could be a female - but it could also be a male ahahaha
@@ProtoMarcus damn you're trying so hard to prove it's a male.. is it not enough for every animal anyone sees to say "oh look at him! He's so cute!!" Get the fcuk over yourself xy worshipper
Yeah. It's sometimes a problem where I live. They feed on apples in peoples gardens if the owners does not remove fruit from the ground. Then the authorities have to put them down beacause they become a threat to people living there :(
Beautiful. Easy to get caught up in that moment. You're setting yourself up for some problems from your beautiful new friend. I imagine you could easily find bad encounters with moose online. Please find some to get informed. I'm happy for your exciting moment, but please be safe. My kids had to watch out for moose to the bus stop. They would charge at them. We had to block a mama moose and her baby from coming into our house. Her foot was in our door. I had to sit in the car and honk the horn to get a moose out of our driveway so I could get into my house. Cold in Alaska. Beautiful animals from afar.
When u took the apple out the fridge, I could see the horror version play out and where u turn around and the moose is right behind you with a evil stare 😂
Relax Sarah-Karen... Of course you should feed the animal, that Man is clearly Master of that Moose. Exercise dominion over the wildlife or they will exercise dominion over you.
@@thatboringone7851 I know that I would be doing the exact same thing. I also know that the most dangerous animal is an animal that does not have respect for Humans and thinks it's better than people. I would not be afraid of that Moose nor should anyone else who wishes to remain Master of their environment.
@@Deathbomb9 I was back country camping once and a guy without much experience went to his tent at the end of the night only to come back a minute later saying he had thought there was a bear near his tent but it turned out to be a moose and her calf. He looked so relieved until he saw the rest of our faces....
Are you familiar with the Online short story genre "Humans are Space Orcs"? Or "HFY" (Humans Fuck Yeah) Because that's one of the tropes- other spacefaring species are astounded at the Human ability to Pack Bond with anything. There's some nice audio"book" readings on UA-cam out there if you're so inclined
@@Birdsflight44 This was one of my favorite fanfic genre until it got overrun by minecraft fans, I advise people searching through the tag to filter out minecraft
"Heard you had some apples boi... If I don't get any right now, you gonna get this apple on this stick... and by apple stick I mean this long moose diiii..."
Moose scare me more than any other New England animal. Been charged by one when I accidentally startled it walking to my car leaving work at night. Have it all on camera. My coworkers screenshot the footage of me running in terror, framed it, and put it in the break room 😂 This animal is the epitome of “attack first ask questions later”
That moose will not only expect apples every day from then on but he's bringing every other moose he knows. Hope this guy never runs out of apples or he may never be able to leave his house again
not so fun fact, if you even feed a male moose once, it is almost certain the next person it sees, it will attack if no food is given. so you could create a moose tax if you are feeling spicy and give all moose in your area food lol.
And to think I get so excited when I see a squirrel in my backyard! I love this. You’re a good person. Thank you for caring about this friendly guy. So precious.❤
Sweet and adorably deadly animals aside, I cannot get over how unbelievably fucking gorgeous that view is. I swear if I lived there it would be legitimately impossible for me to be unhappy if I got to wake up to an environment as beautiful as this. You are so so lucky. Have a great day.
@@xxR4in yeah and that glass door wouldn’t keep it from coming in if it wanted to People who live with moose know exactly why they don’t want it in there with them 😉
@@commenter621 I understand my comment went right over your head. Just like you would be going over that moose’s head if it was having a more stressful day.
Only problem with that book is it represents the moose as some kind friendly animal when they should have gone with more nightmare fuel of an art style to really teach kids not to give food to these massive animals.
The Moose isn't being aggressive, but you're right to be very careful feeding wild Animals because due to them having to survive in the wild finding food, they may behave unexpectedly in the pursuit of it since you're feeding them.
Moose can and will enter your home through that door, the front door, the windows, the walls. Mad powerful. Feeding them is unwise (sadly cause they are so beautiful) buts very dangerous not just for you but anyone around that area. Moose might decide your neighbour has apples. They don't. Moose doesn't like that.
@@visiblerook1656 If he is climbing over fences or going near homes, no arguments there. If he is just foraging in the wilderness on a face of a mountain and you are outraged, unless you are Kevin Costner from Yellowstone, nobody thinks this countrylord cantrip is cute. Is that guy really homeless or is he a hunter-gatherer.
@@chrishayes5755 unless you're directly behind the door dude. Then you've got several thousand pounds of wild organic meat goring you with it's antlers. Unless you're Billy the Kid or John Basilone you'd do well to not feed the moose 🫎
@@chrishayes5755 Fed Glen Villeneuve and his wife and kid (or kids?) an entire winter, just one moose. They were living in a cabin and Glen specified they used every part of that moose, nothing went to waste though, so it seems to be an involving process.
This is how monsters are created out of wildlife who’s ancestral home is where that guy’s house was! It’s a good policy not to feed wild life for a reason!
@@realisticgaming5090 in some way he is right. You can't feed an bear out of your window for example, because he will think humans means food and he will come back again and get closer to humans, which is dangerous for both sides. And there are not many people who have an elk as a pet. It's not like it was a dog or cat.
I went to school with a chick from Canada and her step-Mom would feed the moose all the time. And when they would get in the street and block traffic, people would be afraid to drive past them because they could and sometimes would get violent. So sometimes her step-Mom would have to leave work, walk down and yell at them to get out the street. She was literally the only person in town that those moose didn’t chase and scare. 😂🤣😂💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
You’ve all missed the point. The moose chased the others BECAUSE that lady fed the moose. Same thing happened with crows during the pandemic. The woman had to teach everyone on her street to carry dry dog food to throw at the crows because they started attack everyone but her.
So for anyone who doesn't know, this is a young animal. Which has now been taught there are yummy treats available. When this is a full grown animal it is going to be far more dangerous and while it may appear friendly, it can stomp you into a sticky paste in seconds... just saying.
Thank you! I don't know much about Moose. I still have beef with whoever decided that the plural is still Moose, not Meese. You know, like Goose, Geese.😂😂
@@badkitty4922 Where I live, the only animal that scares me more than an adult moose is a polar bear. Not saying a regular bear, cougar or wolf pack wouldn't scare the crap out of me but the problem with moose is they look all nice and friendly, right up until the start stomping.
@@sharis9095 and polar bears are frikken HUGE. The biggest bears in the whole bear family. And I think they'll go after people and their camp sites if it's on THEIR property. I could be wrong though.
Fun fact! There are more moose attacks in alaska annually then black and grizzly bear attacks combined. And feeding them is one of the reasons since it teaches them to expect food from humans.
It's also usually tourists visiting from out of state or out of the country that don't understand animals. They're typically the ones injured or killed by moose.
@@trentR3437 lmao! That's me right there. "I could give him one whole apple one time... or I could give him two halves and get a second nose scritchy in..." 🤣🤣🤣 Absolutely me.
just wait till she decides that she doesn't have to wait for you to open the door. I used to get chased to school by moose that came into town in the winter. 3rd grade and the challenged we faced back then. lol hoping yours doesn't 'find the kitchen' on her own. But you can expect to see a little one when she shows off to you. Have fun with it. It's a beautiful thing. God Bless you...
Chased by moose to school? I know old people always have those crazy "Back in my day we had to to get to school!", but getting chased by moose is one I've never heard before! 😂
@@alexemerson9886 I lived in Pinedale Wyoming at the time. In the winter the moose and elk would come into town to eat what they could find not buried in snow. Sometimes people were issued 'Cherry bomb Fireworks' to scare open a pathway for us kids to get I remember it being 6 blocks. However that was back in the days when .10(a dime) would fill a small paper sack full of candy. lol 1960's yup- I'm up there in the years now. But filled with experience. The video was great though. Sure brought back the best out of most of my favorite memories.
@@gwindalberry being able to hit an apple is the most accurate thing you've seen? You wouldn't believe what people that spend their whole life around tools can do!
@@gwindalberry I did. It's a sigle sentence that i have now read 3 times and my conclusion is still that what impresses you does not in this case impress me. You don't have to respond, but if you do have something to say it would help out a lot if you actually said it...
It's almost as if feeding dangerous wildlife should have laws to protect the same wildlife and people, both, from the foolishnezs of city folk who think it's cute to train 1100 lbs of temperamental, muscled death to expect food! Oh, wait! 5 Alaska Admin. Code § 92.230 Current through January 31, 2024 *_Section 5 AAC 92.230 - Feeding of game_* (a) Except as provided in (b) of this section or under the terms of a permit issued by the department, a person may not (1) negligently feed a moose, deer, elk, sheep, bear, wolf, coyote, fox, wolverine, or deleterious exotic wildlife, or negligently leave human food, animal food, mineral supplements, or garbage in a manner that attracts these animals; (2) intentionally feed a moose, deer, elk, sheep, bear, wolf, coyote, fox, wolverine, or deleterious exotic wildlife, or intentionally leave human food, animal food, mineral supplements, or garbage in a manner that attracts these animals. (b) The prohibitions described in (a) of this section do not apply to the use of bait for trapping furbearers or deleterious exotic wildlife, or hunting bears under 5 AAC 92.044, or hunting wolf, fox, or wolverine with bait as described in 5 AAC 92.210, and elsewhere under 5 AAC 84 - 5 AAC 92. 5 AAC 92.230 Eff. 7/5/85, Register 95; am 8/20/89, Register 111; am 7/1/93, Register 126; am 7/1/2002, Register 162; am 7/1/2006, Register 178; am 7/1/2006, Register 178; add'l am 7/1/2006, Register 178; am 7/1/2007, Register 182; am 5/1/2008, Register 186; am 7/1/2011, Register 198; am 7/1/2014, Register 210, July 2014 Authority:AS 16.05.255
@@AriaIsara You don't get to pick and choose which of the laws that are on the books that you wish to obey. If you think that this law is worth changing, write to you're a local legislator with your thoughts about it. That being said, the statute clearly states that the prohibition against feeding wildlife is in effect and current as of January, 2024. Far from being some "meaningless" (as you put it) piece of arcane law, buried deep within an ancient and dusty tome of forgotten historical law, this statute is up to date and enforced, and for good reason. More people are attacked and injured or killed by aggressive moose habituated to humans than cougars and bears. Let that sink in.
That is amazing and a beautiful animal, though I would worry about coming back when it is older, in heat, or when you have friends or family over, and its protective instincts kick in. It could be disastrous! Ya'll be safe!
Congratulations! You now are the proud, but terrified owner of a huge moose. You are now responsible for mandatory feedings and you must obey feeding him regardless of the time of day and it will not matter if you were busy or on the toilet. The moose will never accept not being given those apples, so you must keep an endless supply of them year round. Yes, you will be stalked. And yes, you most likely will still be attacked. But don't worry, he will tell all his other friends about your generosity and you will now be responsible for feeding them too. 😂👍🏼
Yeah, I was in a similar situation last winter. I live in a wooded area and there were some deer in front of my house after we got a lot of snow. So I went outside and was able to feed one of them by hand with some bananas and carrots. I gave her a banana and then petted her head and she gave me a look like "WTF, bro. Why are you touching me? I don't even know you."
and dont forget that all they base where they go on is pretty much their smell. They cant see anything almost.. it is kind of hilarious to see them walk around because its so obvious they get very confused if they get pressured to go somewhere all of a sudden. Like on a road..
Beautiful! 🤩 I hear Alaska shows PSAs reminding their residents that a moose having been human fed treats like that, can and will get violent if they come looking for food from you, and you don't have any! 😳
Yep. It's very reckless and illegal, at least here in alaska. Someone could get hurt and the moose will be euthanized by fish and game. We had a orphan calf moose at a party house in high school that would hang out at parties, it got bigger and things didn't end well.
It was probably honestly just to have a longer interaction, but without having to give up extra apples... Buuuut you right he'd have no problem probably eating like3 or 4 of em in one bite lol
Never give an animal a whole apple they can choke on it. In nature they bite it in half before picking it up off of the ground but when you’re hand feeding they try to eat it whole.
@@larryfolloway6335 its perfectly fine to give many large animals Apples whole. You are being silly... Horses for example have no trouble eating apples whole and even when they get apples off the tree they do NOT bite them in half as youve alleged.. I've sat and watched ONE horse eat every apple on my poppas tree and she NEVER bit them in half. Anyways, TL:DR you can absolutely give a moose an apple whole and it will not hurt him in any way.
@@larryfolloway6335 horses, moose, donkeys, etc they don't try to just swallow whole apples lol... They do chew... They aren't going to try to swollow something that will make them choke without chewing... It's called instinct
As a Canuk I can tell you, Moose are extremely intelligent quadrupedal ungulates. They have an amazing memory and can remember individual persons. Many have compared the intelligence of a moose to that of a wild horse, yet unlike horses moose tend to be solitary for the most part. Most folks are afraid of a moose because of their imposing stature and of course they have seen videos of moose charging, for example: by a cow with calves or a male during the rut. During the Canadian winters Moose tend to be less grumpy and more appreciative of carrots or an apple accidentally dropped from your car while you are parked admiring them.
@@jev1110 feeding? Did I say people go feed every moose you encounter? I have seen people accidentally drop apples or carrots, thus my comment. Get off your pedestal Karen. Also if you are going to point fingers make sure you do not leave evidence of you breaking a national park rule. That means do not drink at Crater lake.
@@jev1110 We are responsible, kind, and polite, If that is what you mean by "different." We know how to appreciate one of our national animals and go to great lengths to protect them. I have four moose that live in my property. I am proud they feel safe in my land.
i frequently accidentally drop apples and carrots outside of my car when i’m eating my apples and carrots through the window when a moose is passing by
I grew up in the northern tip of Maine. Moose casually walked across our porch pretty regularly and we were taught to be calm but not to interact. They were so curious. Another time when I was out running (in New Brunswick Canada), I came around a corner and a huge bull was in my path and I was like NOTHING TO SEE HERE, SIR, JUST SILENTLY BACKING UP. He left me alone, but my adrenaline 😶
Every year people running or biking here on the trails in Anchorage will startle moose or bear and it can turn out to be violent. My theory is this happens when its windy and they can't hear us until we are too close for comfort so they panic.
Like 10 years ago, I would come home from school and a baby moose was just chilling in our neighborhood for like a solid two months so started bringing apples home to feed it. Still one of the best memories I have. Loves feeling that guy before the state relocated his majestic ass.
Moose are smarter than you think. They can associate the location of the fridge as a food source very quickly, even bring friends. If it really wanted to out of hunger, it can come back and break through since it sees you as non threatening (dominatable) to get to the source of yumyums. Some of them might get aggressive if it thinks you're hiding the gems.
That’s funny I’m such a city girl and when I moved to rural area 20 years ago obviously there’s chicken farms and dairy and all kinds of stuff up here. So there was all these calves and I made my husband who is from the country and was totally embarrassed to go ask the people if I could pet the calves I’m sure they thought I was weird. They said yes, so I got all excited walked up to the pen and as soon as they saw me the human, they all went running as far away from the fence as they could get, so I couldn’t pet them. I’m sure my husband was dying.
@@mcadoovicky6465 it's all good girl lmao 🤣 you need to visit the city of Tampa in downtown ybor they have Chicken on the loose as someone from MA/RI I thought it was the funniest thing to see so I got shit faced and chased the chicken down ybor lmao 🤣 it was so much fun 😁 (mind you we was in the city city I never experienced anything like it we don't have Chicken in Providence City or Boston running freely)
I guess because we understand social cues better so its an instinctual thing when we feel safe..plus the knowledge also comes in handy..guy already knows its a herbivore...and known to charge sometimes thats why hes hiding behind the door....
Sometimes you have to asert a little dominance. I saw another video where a guy raised a stick over his head grunting at a moose while stepping toward it to scare it away while the girl he was with cowarded and tried running away. I'm not saying anyone can just do that but he was just applying a little pressure to tell the moose that wasn't OK.
When animals are hungry in the winter an apple snack is a joy. This looks like a fairly young moose. If he senses no fear he will probably stay calm. And the man can always close the door. An ungulate can't challenge that. A bear would be a very different customer.
Imagine selling the home and the next homeowners waking up to an extortionous moose 😂
Lmao 😂
“Extortionous Moose” sounds like a good name for a Canadian punk band.
@@XOChristianaNicole Haaa! I was thinking it sounds like the name of a rapper from northern Ontario, but Canadian punk band’s better.
I'm honestly starting to believe that the person who lived in my apartment before me fed the birds around here... And I'm not talking small cute forest birds like tits and stuff, I'm talking like seagulls and magpies because they keep sitting on my windowsill and pecking my window, scaring the frick out of me when I'm suddenly face to face with a SEAGULL!🦢 they're very large when they're that close okay😂
@@LouiseHultcrantz they are pretty big birds, so fearless too 😂
MOOSE: Now i want my protection payment everyday.
Human: Protection from what?
MOOSE: Me!
Bro is literally the cartel lmao
Nice House! Be a shame if, something, happened to it...
I don't know how to use a paper money. Just 20 pounds of apples will make you fall asleep happily today
@@shh9419now just wait one apple pickin’ minute
😂😂🤣
It's all fun and games until that moose is doing a perfect kool-aid man impression with the side of your house.
LMAO!😂 OOOH YEAH!💥🐮🤣😂❤
😅😅😅😅😅
“Ohhh yeahhhh”
Hahahah…I’m so picturing it too.. ☠️ 😭
😄 I’m picturing it right now!
Pushing the moose’s head to the side and telling it to stay has me absolutely flabbergasted. Even the moose looked stunned
@@massdysfunkton moose be like i’ve been defeated
@@massdysfunkton what a🌹 GORGEOUS creature does not want to hurt anyone. Just wants to eat. GOD🙌protect him from harm. Eg dangerous drivers when he wanders off onto the road.
😂😂 noticed that side eye
@@kanegorgeous3046 moose’s are actually incredibly violent
Moose are known to be unpredictable. The calm moose getting treats this morning will be the belligerent moose kicking your door in for apples in two days.
What happens when the Moose decides you are too late today and helps himself?
Yep be careful that thing can stomp you into a bloody mess. And they aren't the smartest animals.
I was born and grew up in Alaska and moose are incredibly dangerous
That moose could have barged into the house
I was thinking the exact same thing.
Am I the only who noticed what a ridiculously beautiful view he’s got???
The moose?
@@erikbouma9408 Oh, yes, his views are awesomely beautiful. I watched it many times. I've never seen anyone hand feed a moose before. ❤️
Yeah. My view is a desertificated by Canadian mining enterprises land
I saw it too, like "holy shit where tf do you live?!"
@@XChildeofMalkavX
See the white stuff on the trees and everything?
It's called hoar frost, it forms when it's EXTREMELY cold. The view is gorgeous, but the temperature is WAY below freezing!😅
I know because I'm Canadian.
Cheers!
The funniest part isn’t that you’re taking an active role in your own death, but that you thought you needed to slice the apple for him.
@@insanecow24 yeah, if the moose decides to turn it on its over. That doorway would be fairly destroyed &he could be storming through that house searching for more goodies.
@@insanecow24 right!? It's a moose, not Marie Antoinette 😅
Wild animal. This should be your first clue.
Also, while feeding the damn moose is a very bad idea, if you ARE going to do so, at least put the food in the palm of your hand and hold it out to the moose. Holding food between your fingers and offering it to an animal with very strong jaws is a great way to lose fingers. Not that the moose would bite them off on purpose, just that if it misjudged where the fruit is it's got the bite strength to EASILY remove your appendages.
@@daerdevvyl4314 This is true of every grazing herbivore, ever. One of the first things I was taught as a kid growing up around horses (our neighbor had three) was when you offer food that isn't a big bundle of grass, you put it in the middle of your palm and spread your hand as wide as you can so it cups down. That way even if the horse isn't careful they won't get a good grip on your skin.
While most horses are careful taking treats, that seems to be a domestication thing - I'm not sure I'd want to hand feed a small treat to ANY wild herbivore, even with my hand spread flat!
The "Oh sh1t" sounded very genuine. You're playing with fire.
and he knows it! LOL!
Umm...that's actually a moose
Just a guy being a dude. Danger is our middle names. 😎 🆒 💥
Oooooo, Australia here, what do they do?
@ Moose are very very very not friendly lets just say that.
The moose got himself a pet.
😂😂😂😂😂
Exactly 👍
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻❤😊😊
Herself. She got no antlers.
@@pierrebegley2746 😊😊😊
"The pact has been made. You must forevermore forfeit all apples in your possession to moose."
Speaking of apples, can we please talk about the efficiency with which he secured, chopped, and passed off the apple slice?😅
“I hereby declare from this day forth”…😂😂😂
@@TK0921 😂
Very good deal for the privilege of having a moose friend and such a view!!
“When the apples run out…So does your life. “ - 🐃
😂😂😂
The disgusting cackle that left my mouth😂😂😂😂😂
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😂😂😂 смешно
Once you start feeding her, she'll NEVER stop visiting.
And the view is absolutely 💯 % GORGEOUS!!!
It could actually be a male!
Male moose (bulls) shed their antlers as winter approaches so their harder to differentiate from female moose (cows) during winter
It could be a female - but it could also be a male ahahaha
Sad part is it being used to feeding from humans will get this moose killed bye humans at some point
@@ProtoMarcus
I’m guessing this was a female.
@@ProtoMarcus damn you're trying so hard to prove it's a male.. is it not enough for every animal anyone sees to say "oh look at him! He's so cute!!" Get the fcuk over yourself xy worshipper
Yeah. It's sometimes a problem where I live. They feed on apples in peoples gardens if the owners does not remove fruit from the ground. Then the authorities have to put them down beacause they become a threat to people living there :(
Moose: "I can actually save you time and just look in the fridge myself."
This is hilarious 🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂just leave the backdoor open for me next time😂
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lol
Best comment
Moose that's been eating pine sprouts his entire life: "Is this fucking meth?"
@@hellsSG those salty crackers got to be a treat
@@hellsSG i love this comment. LOL
LOL
@@hellsSG gold 😂😂😂
@@hellsSG considering moose get absolutely wasted when they eat apples you're not wrong
Don't be surprised one morning when Bullwinkle is waiting inside your home for treats. 😂
lol……imagine waking up and that goofy looking mug, leaning over you looking you dead in the eye……where’s my apple…..Biootcchhh!🤣
HHaha hello good morning
Hell naaaww, to the naw naw naw, hhheeell to the naw!!!!! My name Bishop Bullwinkle, i got the first church with nothing but truth.
Lol
My thoughts exactly 😅
Beautiful. Easy to get caught up in that moment. You're setting yourself up for some problems from your beautiful new friend. I imagine you could easily find bad encounters with moose online. Please find some to get informed. I'm happy for your exciting moment, but please be safe. My kids had to watch out for moose to the bus stop. They would charge at them. We had to block a mama moose and her baby from coming into our house. Her foot was in our door. I had to sit in the car and honk the horn to get a moose out of our driveway so I could get into my house. Cold in Alaska. Beautiful animals from afar.
Well that’s your encounter Annette
@@R35_AJ And that will be most encounters if not careful. Never approach a moose.
@@R35_AJ Yet it matters far more than the one in this video
Moose can get online now? I imagine you could have bad encounters with them online. Cyberstalking. Harrasment, etc
I think the moose likes your warm shelter. Showing them there’s apples inside only makes it more enticing.
When u took the apple out the fridge, I could see the horror version play out and where u turn around and the moose is right behind you with a evil stare 😂
I was expecting that. 😮
Was so waiting for this ahahaha
Laser eyes and all
That’s the next episode.
"Peter, the horse is here" 💀
Feeding large wildlife isn't a good idea for several reasons, but your heart is in the right place.
I think I hear the wambulance. Oh wait it’s just Sarah
Relax Sarah-Karen... Of course you should feed the animal, that Man is clearly Master of that Moose. Exercise dominion over the wildlife or they will exercise dominion over you.
@@edwardlandmichl7622 how many do you need
@edwardlandmichl7622
Oh boy, you don't know how dangerous moose are, do you?
@@thatboringone7851 I know that I would be doing the exact same thing. I also know that the most dangerous animal is an animal that does not have respect for Humans and thinks it's better than people.
I would not be afraid of that Moose nor should anyone else who wishes to remain Master of their environment.
He tells it to "Stay" 🤣 What a fabulous animal.
Moose “i saved a life today”
Person “how”
Moose “self restraint”
@@itstino35 😂👍
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I've been the human in this story...let me know if you want to hear about it.
😂😂😂😂
@@Deathbomb9 I was back country camping once and a guy without much experience went to his tent at the end of the night only to come back a minute later saying he had thought there was a bear near his tent but it turned out to be a moose and her calf. He looked so relieved until he saw the rest of our faces....
Snow puppy will break your glass door to get some more of those puppy treats when you run out. Lol
My thoughts exactly!
I like that name "snow puppy."
Time to introduce you some "swamp puppy".@@kathleen1685
It looks to be young, probably it's first winter without mom.
@@kathleen1685A guy named Garrett (I think that's his name) does nature videos in the Everglades and calls alligators "swamp puppies".Great videos.
The indomitable human will to pet any living creature will always amaze me
Are you familiar with the Online short story genre "Humans are Space Orcs"? Or "HFY" (Humans Fuck Yeah)
Because that's one of the tropes- other spacefaring species are astounded at the Human ability to Pack Bond with anything.
There's some nice audio"book" readings on UA-cam out there if you're so inclined
@@Birdsflight44thanks for this:)
Yeah dude imagine what we’ll tame in the universe with time, that’s our thing right?
@@Birdsflight44 This was one of my favorite fanfic genre until it got overrun by minecraft fans, I advise people searching through the tag to filter out minecraft
It is our greatest strength yet our greatest flaw
Such a beautiful animal, all animals are awesome.
It’s all fun and games until you turn around in the shower and the moose is right there lathering up with you.
😅
"Heard you had some apples boi... If I don't get any right now, you gonna get this apple on this stick... and by apple stick I mean this long moose diiii..."
@@ThatGiggleshitter🙄
Don't let that moose get lathered up 😂
The moose!!!!!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Moose scare me more than any other New England animal. Been charged by one when I accidentally startled it walking to my car leaving work at night. Have it all on camera. My coworkers screenshot the footage of me running in terror, framed it, and put it in the break room 😂
This animal is the epitome of “attack first ask questions later”
@@t-mac1236 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I guess it isnt am animal but my fear is a deer tick with lyme or npw the lonestar tick which make you allergic to moose
Post that video zawg
Maybe, but the animal that kills the most people is the deer.
@t-mac1236 haven't been in grizzly country yet have you. 99.9 of the time moose aren't interested in you. 99% of the time, grizzly wants to kill you.
That moose will not only expect apples every day from then on but he's bringing every other moose he knows. Hope this guy never runs out of apples or he may never be able to leave his house again
😂😂😂
Heck he might not even have a house at that point have you seen what they can do to a semi. ☠️
Moose are very solitary animals
I would always have apples on hand if it meant I got to hand feed a chill moose
@@thedarkestsoul5901how do they reproduce then
That's a gift from God to be able to experience something that beautiful. Beautiful nature! Wow!❤
Thats your job for life now.
@@Temeraire101 hahahha gotcha
not so fun fact, if you even feed a male moose once, it is almost certain the next person it sees, it will attack if no food is given. so you could create a moose tax if you are feeling spicy and give all moose in your area food lol.
gonna be back collecting taxes for years
@@burlyraccoon5029this is a she luckily, but fyi, it’s both😂 don’t feed moose In general, not just males. I’m pretty sure it’s also illegal.
Some people just don’t know not to give a moose a muffin
On one hand… that moose is amazing and sweet. On the other hand, i now have “dumb ways to die” playing on loop in my head…
@@ConnorSinclairCavin I was thinking a million ways to die in the west lol
I was thinking of the T.V. show, 1000 ways to die..
@@ConnorSinclairCavin
The same thing went through my head.
@ i need to watch that, i keep forgetting to get to it haha
@@A.J.Dubs26 another great choice lol
These knife commercials are getting very creative 😂
I was thinking those must be Cutco knives lol 😂
HAHA!😂
@@KittyLandMojo 😁😆😅🤣😂🤣😅😆😅🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
I had a moment of appreciation for him taking good care of that knife
And to think I get so excited when I see a squirrel in my backyard! I love this. You’re a good person. Thank you for caring about this friendly guy. So precious.❤
He can't reply to you, the moose trampled him when he was going to his car in the morning.
Sweet and adorably deadly animals aside, I cannot get over how unbelievably fucking gorgeous that view is. I swear if I lived there it would be legitimately impossible for me to be unhappy if I got to wake up to an environment as beautiful as this. You are so so lucky. Have a great day.
Alaska for ya!
Moose
"I've found this paradise and I'll be back every morning at 7!"
"Hey I'll go tell my friends about this place!"
You've been lucky. If it wanted in, you'd probably have two broken limbs, minimum.
Exactly 💀
Very a- moose- ing.
And these guys are representatives of heaven who will indirectly bring about our end.
When my mom was a teenager she woke up one morning to a Moose with its head in her bedroom window eating the flowers on her nightstand. 😂
Hehe. Funny
😂😂😂
That’s like a movie scene haha
I almost spit my coffee reading this, the visual killed me,
GTFO, I think I'd panic. Just the size of these creatures is intimidating.
This is so cool. I can feel your excitement😊 I’d have been excited too!🤗
A whole lot of faith is being placed in that glass door 😂
I know, right? ...like, a moose will straight up dismantle a car parked in the middle of the road, and he thinks that door is going to slow it down?
No he’s not worried ab the moose attacking him he don’t want it in his house
@@xxR4in Have fun petting those buffalo.
@@xxR4in yeah and that glass door wouldn’t keep it from coming in if it wanted to
People who live with moose know exactly why they don’t want it in there with them 😉
😂 lol
You are going to wake up every day to see that moose standing right by the door, waiting for his snack. 😂😂😂
Or inside the door she kicked in.
And you better have it ready!
I was just about to say you’re gonna have a friend for life now
@@sethgoss4013until he runs out of food or a neighbor walks by and gets killed by the moose because he’s been conditioned to trust all humans now.
Or like the scene from family guy with the retarded horse
I know it’s probably so unpredictable on how moose behave, but lord how breath taking that must’ve been. Nature, so dangerous but so beautiful.
That moose wasn't dangerous
@@commenter621 I understand my comment went right over your head. Just like you would be going over that moose’s head if it was having a more stressful day.
@@commenter621r u dumb
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Wow, that’s a special moment. Thank you for feeding that sweetie
I know,I wouldn't be able to resist either lol
Listen to the THUD of that hoof when he gives it that second piece.
And that's a juvenile
Moose are very very simple-minded and can go from docile to Violet in a second.
@@adamlong54 it also doesn't help that they're massive and extremely powerful.
A purple/pink hue
Violet, wow. Any other colors?
@@adamlong54 so its non binary?
They can change colors too? That's insane
Reminds me of the children's book, 'if you gave a moose a muffin'. You can never get rid of the moose!
Only problem with that book is it represents the moose as some kind friendly animal when they should have gone with more nightmare fuel of an art style to really teach kids not to give food to these massive animals.
Wait hold up there's a book like that? I only know of the give a mouse a cookie book!! This girl headed to Amazon right NOW to find her that book! 💨
@@t.ellevision Same author! I always liked the Moose one better when I was a kid haha
@Ewl24 I'm excited it's on its way to me hahaha I've got some little ones due in December so gotta get ready to do some bedtime stories
It's the same way with humans. If someone gives me a muffin I'll keep coming back for more.
What a beautiful friendship!
And this is why encounters with wildlife can go sideways. I love moose...from a distance.
@@AuLily1 yeah a distance like Southern California and on UA-cam !!!
They are a sorry looking animal... no wonder they are so pissed off all the time.
@@mattmattmatt131313 Sorry looking or scary looking? They're beautiful regardless, as all species, beings and life is.
The Moose isn't being aggressive, but you're right to be very careful feeding wild Animals because due to them having to survive in the wild finding food, they may behave unexpectedly in the pursuit of it since you're feeding them.
@@TheTyke Bruh they look like a depressed horse.
That apple cut was clean af 🤣
Yeah it was cleeeeeann
It was a boss move
Bro I said the same thing I was like hmm how’s he gonna cut it lmao dude gets the biggest knife and wam
knice nife!
@@stevevolk2881Right, and recently sharpened too!😅
Moose can and will enter your home through that door, the front door, the windows, the walls. Mad powerful. Feeding them is unwise (sadly cause they are so beautiful) buts very dangerous not just for you but anyone around that area. Moose might decide your neighbour has apples. They don't. Moose doesn't like that.
sounds like some homeless guy i had to deal with a while ago
@@visiblerook1656 If he is climbing over fences or going near homes, no arguments there.
If he is just foraging in the wilderness on a face of a mountain and you are outraged, unless you are Kevin Costner from Yellowstone, nobody thinks this countrylord cantrip is cute.
Is that guy really homeless or is he a hunter-gatherer.
moose which enter the home, will end up in the freezer. so it's a fair exchange. broken door but hundreds of lbs of organic wild meat.
@@chrishayes5755 unless you're directly behind the door dude. Then you've got several thousand pounds of wild organic meat goring you with it's antlers. Unless you're Billy the Kid or John Basilone you'd do well to not feed the moose 🫎
@@chrishayes5755 Fed Glen Villeneuve and his wife and kid (or kids?) an entire winter, just one moose.
They were living in a cabin and Glen specified they used every part of that moose, nothing went to waste though, so it seems to be an involving process.
All jokes aside, These things are nightmares when they're mad
Telling the moose to stay is the best thing I have seen in a long time 😂
That’s exactly what I was thinking too lol 😂
This is how monsters are created out of wildlife who’s ancestral home is where that guy’s house was! It’s a good policy not to feed wild life for a reason!
@@davidthompson7817 What in the bs are you on.
@davidthompson7817 if people never feed wild life we wouldn't have pets or cattle what or you on?
@@realisticgaming5090 in some way he is right. You can't feed an bear out of your window for example, because he will think humans means food and he will come back again and get closer to humans, which is dangerous for both sides. And there are not many people who have an elk as a pet. It's not like it was a dog or cat.
Better get a truck full of apples and carrots. Moosy will return at noon, 3pm, 6pm, 6am, 9am, around the clock every day for the rest of its life.😅
no forreal, i had a moose i fed everyday for 5 years still have no idea where he went
@@samuraikuro321He is now feeding a family for 5 months
@@samuraikuro321so you basically had a pet moose😂that’s sick
@@samuraikuro321did you play with it?😂
@@samuraikuro321oh wow that's amazing
This will lead to her expecting food from people. That's a lot of future encounters that could go South.
That is beautiful and also cute…telling a moose to “stay”. Thank you!
I went to school with a chick from Canada and her step-Mom would feed the moose all the time. And when they would get in the street and block traffic, people would be afraid to drive past them because they could and sometimes would get violent. So sometimes her step-Mom would have to leave work, walk down and yell at them to get out the street. She was literally the only person in town that those moose didn’t chase and scare. 😂🤣😂💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
She was the moose whisperer. 😅
You’ve all missed the point. The moose chased the others BECAUSE that lady fed the moose.
Same thing happened with crows during the pandemic. The woman had to teach everyone on her street to carry dry dog food to throw at the crows because they started attack everyone but her.
@@BlueGillage You are damn right whichever gender you identify as
@@bhaweshkoywal6422second half of that is completely unnecessary and cringe
@@Dr.Zoidberg428lmao fr
One day you’ll come home and Moose-y will have changed the locks and be chillin on your couch 😂❤
Lol.drop the mic.
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So for anyone who doesn't know, this is a young animal. Which has now been taught there are yummy treats available. When this is a full grown animal it is going to be far more dangerous and while it may appear friendly, it can stomp you into a sticky paste in seconds... just saying.
Thank you! I don't know much about Moose.
I still have beef with whoever decided that the plural is still Moose, not Meese.
You know, like Goose, Geese.😂😂
@@badkitty4922 Where I live, the only animal that scares me more than an adult moose is a polar bear. Not saying a regular bear, cougar or wolf pack wouldn't scare the crap out of me but the problem with moose is they look all nice and friendly, right up until the start stomping.
@@sharis9095 and polar bears are frikken HUGE. The biggest bears in the whole bear family.
And I think they'll go after people and their camp sites if it's on THEIR property.
I could be wrong though.
@@badkitty4922 moosen.
@@alecmcq5279 lol! 😂😂😂
At least that's got a different ring to it!😉👍😂😂😂
1day he wants that apple so much that he rams trough that glass door 😅. "Hey, found apples that your offering. They are quite tasty sir" 😄
A moose can walk through your front door like it’s not even there.
He'll likely walk through the glass and be horribly injured.
@@bl7817 nah mooses have extremely tough skin and very thick coat! A Window or glassdoor will do nothing
@@Kiwiiforfan please, get an education.
Fun fact! There are more moose attacks in alaska annually then black and grizzly bear attacks combined. And feeding them is one of the reasons since it teaches them to expect food from humans.
Than
Nice
Isn't it also because, as is usual for predators and prey animals, there's a lot less bears than there are moose/meeses?
It's also usually tourists visiting from out of state or out of the country that don't understand animals. They're typically the ones injured or killed by moose.
I was looking for the sensible comment..- then again, they do taste very good, so just go for it until hunting season.
“Oh bro, follow me. I know where to get a crunchy juicy snack. There’s plenty for all us”… 😅
Can we get this connect pinned ?
Лоси по одиночке ходят
" Hey bro it's not giving snacks, give it a kick, maybe it'll work"
All fun and games until a baby and mama moose comes along
Your cat is looking weird
Everyone should live in such a beautiful place.
Aside from the moose being unpredictable as the others say in here, I still can't get over the smooth one chop on the apple.
Ong
@@301baby4lWhat language is that 😂
@@301baby4lon me!
@@Testiculitisfound da old guy👆
@@Testiculitis onged if I know
I love how he's like "woah 😳! Not good" When the moose steps on the porch but also immediately went to the fridge for more treats two seconds later
I believe that was recorded a separate morning, that why he said good morning following getting the snack.
He's also wasting his time slicing the apple when the moose could literally slice through him.😅
@monejohn9973 it's so he gets two chances to boop that snoot.
@residentzero Same! 🙏 Like "oh that was a toxic behavior, let's immediately reward it and fall in love 😘"🙏
@@trentR3437 lmao! That's me right there. "I could give him one whole apple one time... or I could give him two halves and get a second nose scritchy in..."
🤣🤣🤣
Absolutely me.
just wait till she decides that she doesn't have to wait for you to open the door. I used to get chased to school by moose that came into town in the winter. 3rd grade and the challenged we faced back then. lol hoping yours doesn't 'find the kitchen' on her own. But you can expect to see a little one when she shows off to you. Have fun with it. It's a beautiful thing. God Bless you...
He's never there, it's his vacay home. 🏕
@@deenad3562 How do you know?
Chased by moose to school?
I know old people always have those crazy "Back in my day we had to to get to school!", but getting chased by moose is one I've never heard before! 😂
@GazB85 one used to chase my schoolbus in the 90's in Montana.
@@alexemerson9886 I lived in Pinedale Wyoming at the time. In the winter the moose and elk would come into town to eat what they could find not buried in snow. Sometimes people were issued 'Cherry bomb Fireworks' to scare open a pathway for us kids to get I remember it being 6 blocks. However that was back in the days when .10(a dime) would fill a small paper sack full of candy. lol 1960's yup- I'm up there in the years now. But filled with experience. The video was great though. Sure brought back the best out of most of my favorite memories.
What a gorgeous creature!!!
Oh I love moose 🫎❤ what a treat🍎
That was the most accurate one handed cleaver slice I've ever seen!
While filming!
@@gwindalberry being able to hit an apple is the most accurate thing you've seen? You wouldn't believe what people that spend their whole life around tools can do!
@@fredriksjoblom5161 please read comment properly.
@@gwindalberry I did. It's a sigle sentence that i have now read 3 times and my conclusion is still that what impresses you does not in this case impress me. You don't have to respond, but if you do have something to say it would help out a lot if you actually said it...
and you didn't have to reply to his comment in the first place, don't try to BS a BSer
Moose is like damn man where you get apples this time of year !!
😂
@@d_ward4871 😆 🤣 😂 😹
Awe baby. We get them in our gardens as well. Greetings from Sweden
Uhhhhh yeah riiiiiiiiiiiiiiigggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhttt You ain't from Sweden....NICE TRY THOUGH!
@@FarmHandz-cx4rn we get moose in Sweden. And trolls, like yourself
@@FarmHandz-cx4rn do you know what a troll is, cos that's what you are hunni
@@FarmHandz-cx4rn you're a subhuman troll, now get a life
@@FarmHandz-cx4rn jag är svensk och du är en jävla undermänniska.
I'm tripping off the quick use of the butcher knife on the apple from desperation😂
It's a man's tool
it's a butter knife
They usually aren't aggressive but the fear comes from the fact it takes very little to make them switch up instantly 🤣
They're basically horse rhinos
@@TheKorenjiyessssss
Exactly this guys is stupid
so... moose are like people then?
@@RikuRicardo
Yaa sorta
What started as a nice charity gonna turn into a mandatory tribute. Best have them apples ready lol.
Now man's on the hook for apples no matter what. Snow puppy won't take No for an answer.
It's almost as if feeding dangerous wildlife should have laws to protect the same wildlife and people, both, from the foolishnezs of city folk who think it's cute to train 1100 lbs of temperamental, muscled death to expect food!
Oh, wait!
5 Alaska Admin. Code § 92.230
Current through January 31, 2024
*_Section 5 AAC 92.230 - Feeding of game_*
(a) Except as provided in (b) of this section or under the terms of a permit issued by the department, a person may not
(1) negligently feed a moose, deer, elk, sheep, bear, wolf, coyote, fox, wolverine, or deleterious exotic wildlife, or negligently leave human food, animal food, mineral supplements, or garbage in a manner that attracts these animals;
(2) intentionally feed a moose, deer, elk, sheep, bear, wolf, coyote, fox, wolverine, or deleterious exotic wildlife, or intentionally leave human food, animal food, mineral supplements, or garbage in a manner that attracts these animals.
(b) The prohibitions described in (a) of this section do not apply to the use of bait for trapping furbearers or deleterious exotic wildlife, or hunting bears under 5 AAC 92.044, or hunting wolf, fox, or wolverine with bait as described in 5 AAC 92.210, and elsewhere under 5 AAC 84 - 5 AAC 92.
5 AAC 92.230
Eff. 7/5/85, Register 95; am 8/20/89, Register 111; am 7/1/93, Register 126; am 7/1/2002, Register 162; am 7/1/2006, Register 178; am 7/1/2006, Register 178; add'l am 7/1/2006, Register 178; am 7/1/2007, Register 182; am 5/1/2008, Register 186; am 7/1/2011, Register 198; am 7/1/2014, Register 210, July 2014
Authority:AS 16.05.255
Once you pay the Moosegeld you never get rid of the Moose...
@@pseudonymnlol this means nothing. Laws change all the time because they often become obsolete or it is found they had no logical reason to be.
@@AriaIsara You don't get to pick and choose which of the laws that are on the books that you wish to obey. If you think that this law is worth changing, write to you're a local legislator with your thoughts about it.
That being said, the statute clearly states that the prohibition against feeding wildlife is in effect and current as of January, 2024. Far from being some "meaningless" (as you put it) piece of arcane law, buried deep within an ancient and dusty tome of forgotten historical law, this statute is up to date and enforced, and for good reason.
More people are attacked and injured or killed by aggressive moose habituated to humans than cougars and bears. Let that sink in.
Very lucky man and moose! I love it 💜
Now he’s coming everyday for that daily apple tax 😂
If he wants to go inside there’s nothing the man can do 😂
Manzana o plomo 🤠
@@murkyturkey5238 some bullets?
@@blad1102😂
Who cares, nature is what keeps me happy. I’d gladly give them a helping hand during a winter. Mari g season not so much.😂
The next thing you know, the moose will be standing right behind you, silently, demanding more apples.
Or roaring loudly in anger
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I almost expected the moose to be standing right behind him after her turned to get another apple 😂
Charing 😂😂
He doesn't wa
The excitement yet pure fear in your voice is what makes this video that much better. "Ohh shhhit" indeed
Intense for sure...moose was being nice he wanted to bum rush the set
@Lamar1911 moose was like , "you got FRESH FRUIT IN WINTER????"
My man, moose, got scritches and apples. Camera man has a friend for life. Lol
😂😂😂😂
Yeah great acting...obviously this has happened for a good while but gullible fools like u believe everything u see on social media 🤡🤡🤡🤡
That is amazing and a beautiful animal, though I would worry about coming back when it is older, in heat, or when you have friends or family over, and its protective instincts kick in. It could be disastrous!
Ya'll be safe!
He said "stay"...like he's a dog or something!!!!... HE'S A DAMN MOOSE!😂😂😂😂😂
I think you meant to say it's and not he's
@@commenter621I think you meant to say she's and not it's. It's a cow. It's a female. Derrrp.
Man: "stay there... Hey stay."
Moose : " no I don't think I will stay thank you."
Well he is an influencer, he isnt that bright
@@bassinthegrass88Trying to influence wild animals 😂😂😂
Congratulations! You now are the proud, but terrified owner of a huge moose.
You are now responsible for mandatory feedings and you must obey feeding him regardless of the time of day and it will not matter if you were busy or on the toilet.
The moose will never accept not being given those apples, so you must keep an endless supply of them year round.
Yes, you will be stalked.
And yes, you most likely will still be attacked. But don't worry, he will tell all his other friends about your generosity and you will now be responsible for feeding them too. 😂👍🏼
Perfect!!! Best comment ever! ❤
Actually though, imagine being this knuckle scrapingly stupid. That moose is gonna river dance on his cold body
Why did this comment make me feel so comfortable 😅
@@poppawheelie203Since this probably will not have a happy ending, unless he decides to acquire some moose jerky 😂
The way you worded this satisfied me
He’s like “ less touching bro, more feeding “
but touching tho 😊
Yeah, I was in a similar situation last winter. I live in a wooded area and there were some deer in front of my house after we got a lot of snow. So I went outside and was able to feed one of them by hand with some bananas and carrots. I gave her a banana and then petted her head and she gave me a look like "WTF, bro. Why are you touching me? I don't even know you."
@@OfficialSeth but they loved the touching 🫶
She’s so beautiful
Did anyone else notice how incredible the view out that back door is!?!
Yep live in Alaska as well… to outsiders she is beautiful in photos and video, but she is anything but.
Or the kitchen cabinets?
@@sprinkleddonuts6094why is that???
Incredible indeed,nothing to do there,cold as hell,probably first store is 50 miles away.....naaaaah beautiful for tjust a sec😂😂
@@brittlee6544dude what happened to youre face!!!
I can't get over The way he sliced that apple.. perfection!
WOW your easily entertained
@@jeanb.5405 She probably doesn't have any sharp knives.
Her family wont let her play with them
Moose are honestly kinda terrifying tbh. Magnificent animals, but terrifying when you know how temperamental they can be.
and dont forget that all they base where they go on is pretty much their smell. They cant see anything almost.. it is kind of hilarious to see them walk around because its so obvious they get very confused if they get pressured to go somewhere all of a sudden. Like on a road..
@@likemysnopp
What ? They're almost blind ? 😧
@@shizukagozen777 not really blind, but very bad eyesight, they rely more on other senses like smell and sound
@@aryastark772
Waw I learn every day ! Thank you ! 😋
This is absolutely amazing how wonderful I love this video so much. Thank you for sharing this.😊❤
Beautiful! 🤩
I hear Alaska shows PSAs reminding their residents that a moose having been human fed treats like that, can and will get violent if they come looking for food from you, and you don't have any! 😳
Yep. It's very reckless and illegal, at least here in alaska. Someone could get hurt and the moose will be euthanized by fish and game. We had a orphan calf moose at a party house in high school that would hang out at parties, it got bigger and things didn't end well.
The guy in the video needs to go back to California immediately
@@catloverextreme Party moose? Please elaborate.
@@SmogMonster babhqhhqhq!!! I was gonna say WTF,!? That baby moose was living a weirdddd life
, she means the moose died after it killed some drunk@@SmogMonster
Lol i like how you cut the apple for him like he can't munch it like a grape.
It was probably honestly just to have a longer interaction, but without having to give up extra apples... Buuuut you right he'd have no problem probably eating like3 or 4 of em in one bite lol
Never give an animal a whole apple they can choke on it. In nature they bite it in half before picking it up off of the ground but when you’re hand feeding they try to eat it whole.
@@larryfolloway6335 its perfectly fine to give many large animals Apples whole. You are being silly... Horses for example have no trouble eating apples whole and even when they get apples off the tree they do NOT bite them in half as youve alleged.. I've sat and watched ONE horse eat every apple on my poppas tree and she NEVER bit them in half.
Anyways, TL:DR you can absolutely give a moose an apple whole and it will not hurt him in any way.
No. Horse Deer Moose etc can eat apples whole with no problem The deer strip my aple tree every year without any choking.@larryfolloway6335
@@larryfolloway6335 horses, moose, donkeys, etc they don't try to just swallow whole apples lol... They do chew... They aren't going to try to swollow something that will make them choke without chewing... It's called instinct
You are blessed just to be able to hand feed and touch that majestic animal love it.
Until he starts breaking through the glass to get his food
This is kind of random, but I wonder if animals are getting more friendly with humans because we are hunting significantly less wild animals
@@xDRBKZ Who is hunting less wild animals?.
Where I live there is a place where you can pet or even kiss them, it's called "Moose Garden" 🤩
Poor moose was hungry ground covered in snow. You're great to feed him. Very cool.❤😊🎉
As a Canuk I can tell you, Moose are extremely intelligent quadrupedal ungulates. They have an amazing memory and can remember individual persons. Many have compared the intelligence of a moose to that of a wild horse, yet unlike horses moose tend to be solitary for the most part. Most folks are afraid of a moose because of their imposing stature and of course they have seen videos of moose charging, for example: by a cow with calves or a male during the rut. During the Canadian winters Moose tend to be less grumpy and more appreciative of carrots or an apple accidentally dropped from your car while you are parked admiring them.
As a Canuck you should know not to feed the moose........
@@jev1110 feeding? Did I say people go feed every moose you encounter? I have seen people accidentally drop apples or carrots, thus my comment. Get off your pedestal Karen. Also if you are going to point fingers make sure you do not leave evidence of you breaking a national park rule. That means do not drink at Crater lake.
@@conciencia21 lol Canadians are fucking different
@@jev1110 We are responsible, kind, and polite, If that is what you mean by "different." We know how to appreciate one of our national animals and go to great lengths to protect them. I have four moose that live in my property. I am proud they feel safe in my land.
i frequently accidentally drop apples and carrots outside of my car when i’m eating my apples and carrots through the window when a moose is passing by
I grew up in the northern tip of Maine. Moose casually walked across our porch pretty regularly and we were taught to be calm but not to interact. They were so curious. Another time when I was out running (in New Brunswick Canada), I came around a corner and a huge bull was in my path and I was like NOTHING TO SEE HERE, SIR, JUST SILENTLY BACKING UP. He left me alone, but my adrenaline 😶
Hehe.. Wish I had that kind of nature around here 😅
But dangerous encounter indeed.
Every year people running or biking here on the trails in Anchorage will startle moose or bear and it can turn out to be violent. My theory is this happens when its windy and they can't hear us until we are too close for comfort so they panic.
Where in New Brunswick? I love that place
Perfect now go ahead shake sum 🍑 for us
Aroostook county bub?
Like 10 years ago, I would come home from school and a baby moose was just chilling in our neighborhood for like a solid two months so started bringing apples home to feed it. Still one of the best memories I have. Loves feeling that guy before the state relocated his majestic ass.
Maybe this is him
xD
😂 the end got me.
I giggled alil at the end
That's cute and funny. 😊
You just have a good heart for this beautiful moose❤
Moose are smarter than you think. They can associate the location of the fridge as a food source very quickly, even bring friends. If it really wanted to out of hunger, it can come back and break through since it sees you as non threatening (dominatable) to get to the source of yumyums. Some of them might get aggressive if it thinks you're hiding the gems.
Noooooo, not my Yumyums 😢
@@newleft2254Its the Mooses yumyums now!
@BirdOfHermes8381 not when the yumyums are IN MY TUMTUMSSSS
So basically this feels as dangerous as feeding a bear
@@SS-vq9ou LOL
It's so interesting that our instinct when we see an animal of any shape or size... is to pet them😂
It needs to be scientifically studied
That’s funny I’m such a city girl and when I moved to rural area 20 years ago obviously there’s chicken farms and dairy and all kinds of stuff up here. So there was all these calves and I made my husband who is from the country and was totally embarrassed to go ask the people if I could pet the calves I’m sure they thought I was weird. They said yes, so I got all excited walked up to the pen and as soon as they saw me the human, they all went running as far away from the fence as they could get, so I couldn’t pet them. I’m sure my husband was dying.
@@mcadoovicky6465 it's all good girl lmao 🤣 you need to visit the city of Tampa in downtown ybor they have Chicken on the loose as someone from MA/RI I thought it was the funniest thing to see so I got shit faced and chased the chicken down ybor lmao 🤣 it was so much fun 😁 (mind you we was in the city city I never experienced anything like it we don't have Chicken in Providence City or Boston running freely)
i like your mind
It's because we've been given dominion over animals by God hence your natural reaction to want to touch/pet/feed them
Humans ability to pet every animal is amazing
I guess because we understand social cues better so its an instinctual thing when we feel safe..plus the knowledge also comes in handy..guy already knows its a herbivore...and known to charge sometimes thats why hes hiding behind the door....
He also probably did this a few times till he felt safe to film it
She’s beautiful. Thank you for the close up.
Kept thinking Rocky Bullwinkle was going to tumble through that glass door and break into the fridge 😂 How cute.
Rocky AND Bullwinkle... rocky is the flying squirrel... bullwinkle is the moose
Bullwinkle is the moose
@@NoMoneyHubbylol
I mean bringing a slice of an apple can have that affect on a Cowwinkle! ✌🏾
Yeah when you got animals as big as Volkswagen bugs you should probably have a door that isn't 75% glass. 😂
People not realizing how absolutely insane it is to push a MOOSE by the FACE and say “nah homie this my home” and it just be like “oh yeah alright”
The moose was 100% being nice. If it didn't want to move its head it did NOT have to. Dangerous games but so far only good prizes... for now
Until the apples run out... I'd like to see that video as well plz...
Sometimes you have to asert a little dominance. I saw another video where a guy raised a stick over his head grunting at a moose while stepping toward it to scare it away while the girl he was with cowarded and tried running away. I'm not saying anyone can just do that but he was just applying a little pressure to tell the moose that wasn't OK.
When animals are hungry in the winter an apple snack is a joy. This looks like a fairly young moose. If he senses no fear he will probably stay calm. And the man can always close the door. An ungulate can't challenge that. A bear would be a very different customer.
@@heidibee501your mother is built like a grizzly bear
Moose faces are pretty comical when seen from the side. From the front, they're a riot!
Man you’re old
😆I Totally agree! 👌
Congrats that's the dumbest shit I seen on comments for the day
Don't feed wildlife.
Just a snout and a mouth looking for apples with some tiny little legs trailing behind
He's so lucky to even pet a moose, let alone get close to one!!!😮❤
CAN WE ALSO say WOW what a gorgeous VIEW from a lovely House !!!❤
Canada
As a Canadian I was more impressed with the $200 of fruit in his fridge
Having lived in Alaska, i totally relate!
We can! ❤
I didn't even look until I read this. I was staring at the moose lol now it's all I can look at