I stared at a moose once. I was terrified. First encounter and I was peeing. I never peed so fast in my life as I angrily stared at him. I then screamed and bopped away in high pitched noises to the nearest tree trunk. I then shrilled as I ran and dived to get away. Sorry for traumatizing you Mr. Moosie. When I got home, I am traumatized as well when I witnessed No. II.
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