Published 4 months ago

Parks Canada urges drivers not to let moose lick their cars

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Parks Canada is warning drivers not to stop while on highways to let moose lick their cars. The federal agency says stopping increases the risk of moose being killed or injured by vehicles. Moose search for salt in the winter to fulfil their high salt intake, says researcher.

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CBC News

Parks Canada warns drivers not to let moose lick your cars

Parks Canada is warning drivers not to stop while on highways to let moose lick their cars this winter, as more moose venture down to highways to fuel their salt intake.

4 months ago·Canada

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UPI

Parks Canada urges drivers not to let moose lick their cars

Parks officials in Canada are urging drivers not to stop on highways to let moose lick the salt off their cars.

4 months ago·Washington, United States

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Radio-Canada

Parks Canada warns of moose attracted to salt on roads

Parks Canada is warning drivers not to stop on the roads to let moose lick their cars this winter. This unusual message comes as moose try to satisfy their salt intake by licking roads and vehicles, increasing the risk of collisions, says Tracy McKay of Parks Canada.

4 months ago·Montreal, Canada

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Express US

Drivers in Canada given unusual warning to not let moose lick their cars

Signs have been put up near roads in an alpine town in Canada's Alberta province asking motorists to avoid allowing moose to lick the salt off their cars.

4 months ago

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