First responders saved a moose that fell through lake ice in New York. Here’s how they did it
- A bull moose fell through the ice on Lake Abenakee in the Adirondack Mountains around 11 a.m. On Thursday, as reported by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.
- New York conservation officials and forest rangers worked together to cut a channel in the ice, allowing the moose to swim to safety after being trapped for two hours.
- After several attempts, the moose was able to stand and walk off into the woods, as described by Lieutenant Robert Higgins of the Environmental Conservation Police.
- The quick actions and teamwork of the officials were crucial in saving the moose from hypothermia, according to Forest Ranger Evan Nahor.
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