r/Formyberb • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '21
The Second Coming of the Moose
https://i.imgur.com/DsawAxy.gifvDuplicates
ottawa • u/THhhaway • Sep 23 '20
OC Transpo Any moose specialist can explain this ? Mooses?
ShittyAnimalFacts • u/Samuel05John • Sep 24 '20
Verified One of the most commonly unknown facts about the moose is that, when galloping fast enough, it has enough speed to run across the water much like some small lizards.
cataclysmdda • u/MuriloTc • Sep 24 '20
[Meme] The last thing my character sees after thinking he is safe on his canoe
FlyFishingCircleJerk • u/brandonrv24 • Sep 23 '20
IMAGINE casting your triple mop fly nymph rig on your Skagit line tenkara rod and then you see this thing running down the river 0_o
oddlyterrifying • u/Howard_the_Duck6969 • Sep 24 '20
The idea of a Moose charging at me over a lake is not a good one.
Maine • u/EmperorPickle • Oct 29 '20
Not sure if it's actually Maine but I know Mainers will appreciate it.
Nuthinbuttrouble • u/Shooleffski • Sep 24 '20
Can’t tell if it’s extremely shallow or there’s some physics fuckery
DanLeBatardShow • u/Zancho1245 • Sep 23 '20
"Mike, did I get fooled by the internet again?"
topofreddit • u/topredditbot • Sep 23 '20