I checked it out, but thanks for posting it again, Sarah, because I forgot to bookmark it! :D The "little" baby was so cute!!! And Primo (what a name!) is incredible. I can't even imagine what it's like to see a moose in person.

Brenda

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww! We need some Mooses at Camp Nappy! :-)

Thanks for the link. Soooo cute! Mmmmmmmmoose lips.

"We need some Mooses at Camp Nappy!"

Comin' right up! How many ju want??? ;-)

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:170644}}

LOL Semper. I can use that to keep my ~troll~ hair up. :-)

I see it's formulated for volume AND control...used to keep them quiet and in the yard where they belong?

LOL!@ used to keep them quiet and in the yard where they belong.

LOL!! Good one, Sarah!

Brenda

What is the website link? Here is one for the National Geographic Grizzly Bear cam.

Here is a link that might be useful: Bear Cam

It's moosewatch.com, CT. :D

Still waiting for that page to load, but I bet it'll be worth it!

Brenda

jeff corwin just said that the alaskan subspecies of moose are the largest of all! i just love that schnoz!

I saw that episode, FTM! I love those big ol' spongy, fuzzy noses, too! LOL I'd give anything to be able to kiss one...and live to tell about it. :D

Brenda

and live to tell about it.

ah, now that is the ultimate question. computer, please calculate this. can you kiss a moose and live to tell about it?

When we lived in Wisconsin, in the woods, we had deer but not moose. Lots of deer. Our kitty insisted on stalking them, especially the buck. It was hilarious to see the 10 pound cat sneaking up on the very large deer. The deer don't have the ability to focus straight ahead so he would have to put his head down almost to the ground and try to focus cross eyed. I always wished I could capture it on film. Interesting to see other cats doing the same thing our Pookie did.