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      From: brewnoser2@gmail.com              Calgary Herald Nov 24, 2020              'They're obsessed': Moose in Jasper National Park using cars as giant salt       licks              https://smartcdn.prod.postmedia.digital/calgaryherald/wp-content       uploads/2020/11/MOOSESALTLICK.jpg?quality=100&strip=all&w=738              Americans are having a field day after learning about a bizarre digital sign       in Jasper National Park, Alberta, warning visitors: “Do not let moose lick       your car.”              Jasper National Park Spokesman Steve Young warned that moose can be a danger       to motorists if they get too familiar and start actively seeking out cars for       a snack, reports CNN.              Canadians will be familiar with official warnings against interacting with       wildlife in and around national parks — offenders can be fined as much as       $25,000 — but the peculiarity of the moose obsession with salt piqued the       interest of American news        outlets.              Both the New York Times and CNN were quick to pick up on a story that       seemingly affirms American notions of what life is like in Canada.              Park officials are encouraging motorists to drive away from moose attempting       to lick their vehicles, whenever it’s safe to do so. Moose can present       serious danger to both pedestrians and motorists. Not only are the animals       quite territorial, they will        also wreak havoc in any collision with your car. On account of their long       legs, crashing into a moose will likely send the animal, which can weigh as       much as 700 kilograms, through your windshield.              Jasper National Park boasts almost 11,000 square kilometres of untamed       wilderness, and it’s common for visitors to come into close contact with       wildlife, stopping on roadsides to take pictures of elk, moose, sheep and       bears.       ________________________________________       When we were very young and lived in the country, my father used to put out       'salt licks' for the animals of the forests that craved salt and for the few       cows we owned. Why doesn't Alberta spring a few bucks for the same - away from       the highways?              https://www.selrox.com/animal-lick-salt              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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