With a string of moose attacks across Colorado, wildlife officials are urging people to give moose plenty of space during calving season.

As a stuck moose calf was being rescued in Homer, Alaska, its stressed-out mother made things a bit more complicated.

But on Tuesday, May 20, Xaiz witnessed multiple people engaging in dangerous behavior that increased the risk of conflict with what she calls the “unpredictable” species. That behavior included ...

And respect posted signs warning of aggressive moose behavior or calf activity on trails; The state wildlife agency has responded to 22 injuries from moose attacks since 2019.

Respect posted signs warning of aggressive moose behavior or calf activity on trails. Choose a trail with good visibility and make noise when recreating through thick vegetation,” a CPW news ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials are reminding the public about the dangers of moose after three attacks since May 30, including one attack that led to a cow moose’s death.

He continued, “This cow moose was exhibiting classic protective behavior of its calves. Be sure to give wildlife extra space, especially when they are raising their young.

A moose attack in Grand Lake on May 31, 2025 resulted in a man shooting and killing the moose in self defense, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. ... “Respect posted signs warning of aggressive ...

Moose are big creatures, and normally timid, but they have been licking Canadians' vehicles. However, there's a good reason officials want to avoid the action.