Get up one morning, go out into your garden and find yourself in front of a very tender and unexpected surprise: a moose mother nursing her two puppies
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himGet up one morning, open the windows, go out into your garden and find yourself in front of a very tender and unexpected surprise: moose mother nursing her two cubs with a serene and reassured look. It happened in Anchorage, Alaska, and lucky homeowner Roland Rydstrom posted the amazing pictures on his Facebook page.
In smartworking due to the coronavirus, Roland lived a whole day with the moose family, who did not appear or bothered or frightened by the human presence. The surprised and moved landlord however duly kept his distance from the moose for fear of disturbing them, spending an unusual day's work from home anyway.
It is relatively common in Alaska, indeed, to encounter these beautiful animals, but finding them so peaceful in a private garden in close (albeit controlled) human contact is an unusual occurrence, especially as mothers are generally very protective of their young. . And so the images posted on Facebook are going around the world.
https://www.facebook.com/roland.rydstrom/posts/10158938064152994
"The view outside my Covid home office is better than yours today - writes Roland - They arrived just before 9 in the morning and, except for two quick trips in the neighborhood, they have been camped here all day ”.
The puppies, among other things, were already known in the neighborhood that had already seen them practically born. The photos, originally released on June 3, show the babies at 12 days of age taking milk from their mom and walking with her.
Yes Ronald, the view from your house was far better than many other people have ever experienced. Unique show.
©Roland Rydstrom/Facebook
©Roland Rydstrom/Facebook
Sources of reference: Roland Rydstrom / Facebook
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