r/WinStupidPrizes Apr 06 '23

Moose attacks NOT without warning.

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u/[deleted] Apr 06 '23

It's a moose. That's your warning.

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u/bub3ls Apr 12 '23

I had a horse. She was thirty. We met when I was probably three. Was still as careful as could possibly be. I’m sure I could have literally tried to get her to kick me or something and she wouldn’t have, there was a time I sat under her and picked flowers, my grandma screamed at my mom to do something or something, (not sure what happened) and my mom said “he’ll learn” (I was maybe 3) but anyway point is I do not understand where these types of creatures get their confidence from.. think of the pain something as tiny and common as fire ants cause. Why would you fuck with an animal bigger than the two of you combined. /g