
Location unknown, but it's where humans and moose intersect. (Photo shared with public on "Love Mountains" Facebook page.)
Sometimes a picture says it all.
A friend in the far north recently posted this on Facebook, making me realize that I am grateful for the absence of near-sighted ungulates here in Canyonlands National Park. Our dangerous beasts can be described by the adjective “elusive,” a good thing for humans sharing the territory.
Clearly the photo raises the questions of which critter was there first, and which has the right to live unmolested by the other.
the outcome of that could be real ugly……
Comment by john — January 24, 2012 @ 9:49 am |
Maybe the near-sighted ungulate was just looking for love, it is hard funding love if you are a near-sighted ungulate 😦
Comment by Dick — January 24, 2012 @ 10:05 am |
That’s why animals vocalize. Snowmobiles sound nothing like lovelorn moose. Somehow I’m not buying your hypothesis, Dad…
Comment by Kathryn — January 24, 2012 @ 5:33 pm |