So this moose walks into a medical building...
A young moose trudging through the snow looking for a meal spotted green plants in the lobby of a medical building in the Providence Alaska Health Park and decided to drop in for a dose of greenery.
"We received a call from one of our tenants advising that a moose had just walked into the building," Hughes said. "But it seemed like it was a magnet for people to come and see it," he said. "It's not every day you get a moose walking into a building, so everybody was excited to take pictures and stuff like that."
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