An Instagram video of bull moose charging skiers and snowboarders went full viral on Monday and Colorado Parks and Wildlife just posted another clip of the same incident filmed from another angle. Not sure if that moose had bad intentions or was just bluff charging but that was way too close for comfort:
Here’s the original Instagram video that ended up making national news:
Here’s a great video from Colorado Parks and Wildlife about what you should do if you encounter a moose:
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