A video shows two men in Montana teasing a moose before it charges them.
Two men in Montana are lucky to be alive after a moose charged at them, despite ignoring warnings from residents to leave the animal alone.However, they didn't listen."It's a God damn wild animal, get the f*** away from it," the man is heard yelling in the video.
After one of the men touches the animal, the moose turns towards and suddenly begins to charge. The man falls over and begins to scramble away.Copyright © 2023 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.
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