The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation(NRK) has put up some striking photos of water off the coast of Lovund, a small island off of Norway. Though it was “only” -7.8°C (18 °F), a sharp eastern wind was enough to freeze a large quantity of fish in place.
Look as if the fish were being chased by a predator and were trapped. Surprisingly, being frozen in water is the fourth leading cause of death for moose , too!
Read more here.
Check out this video taken from a quadcopter. The audio is pretty entertaining, too. The guys seem way too excited about running into nature.
I love Meese err… Mooses err… 
I’ve always said that the toughest people in the word are babies and old folks.
Here’s a story of a man stomped on by a moose and survived! The crazy part of the story is that his 87-year-old wife saves him by grabbing a shovel and beating the moose. Wow.
Check out that wound on top of his head. Ouch.
Cute factor is HIGH today. Someone found a baby moose.
You don’t see a baby moose every day. A baby moose was in distress in a creek. A man got him out of the creek; tried to find the mother and send him on his way, but eventually the moose stumbled back into the creek and was rescued again.
The baby moose followed the man home. The man has only a small cabin so he took the moose to another neighbor, who took these photos. They took the moose the next day to a woman who looks after wild animals and she put it in a pen with a rescued fawn.
Not sure of the eventual out come. Not sure you’d want to keep one of these around very long. I’ve heard they are very aggressive as mature bulls.
Have you seen this monster bull moose?
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The baby moose followed the man home. The man has only a small cabin so he took the moose to another neighbor, who took these photos. They took the moose the next day to a woman who looks after wild animals and she put it in a pen with a rescued fawn.