ALBINO MOOSE !!!
I got this via e-mail. Enjoy!
Subject: Albino Mooses
Once in awhile there is an opportunity to take in a piece of nature that you may never see. The photographer of the following photos (Photographer Unknown) was one lucky person. In these days of unrest and turmoil, it is great to see mother nature can still produce some wondrous beauty. The odds of seeing an Albino Moose are astronomical and to see it in MI near Wisconsin are even greater than astronomical but to see two of them is near impossible. We wanted to share these photos with as many people as possible because you will probably never have a chance to see this rare
sighting again. This is a really special treat, so enjoy the shot of a lifetime. These animals were photographed just North of the Wisconsin Line on a highway near Marenisco, MI. Thanks to RK for the photos.....
Someone asked if there is anything mystical about this sighting. I don't know but I do know that I really enjoy looking at them. I am pretty sure that if you send them to five friends nothing magical will happen except you will know that you have shared a unique experience that they will never see again. ENJOY!
Subject: Albino Mooses
Once in awhile there is an opportunity to take in a piece of nature that you may never see. The photographer of the following photos (Photographer Unknown) was one lucky person. In these days of unrest and turmoil, it is great to see mother nature can still produce some wondrous beauty. The odds of seeing an Albino Moose are astronomical and to see it in MI near Wisconsin are even greater than astronomical but to see two of them is near impossible. We wanted to share these photos with as many people as possible because you will probably never have a chance to see this rare
sighting again. This is a really special treat, so enjoy the shot of a lifetime. These animals were photographed just North of the Wisconsin Line on a highway near Marenisco, MI. Thanks to RK for the photos.....
Someone asked if there is anything mystical about this sighting. I don't know but I do know that I really enjoy looking at them. I am pretty sure that if you send them to five friends nothing magical will happen except you will know that you have shared a unique experience that they will never see again. ENJOY!
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How much you wanna bet it takes some jackass two weeks tops to bag these two?[xx(] 0 -
Color shouldn't hurt the taste. Let us know! 0 -
Those aren't albinos.....they just have their "snow camo" on!
Hehehe
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Not that astronomical really.
A couple years ago a CenuryTel worker photographed an Albino moose in NE Washington.
My sister in law worked for the same company and she forwarded the pictures along to me.
Didn't save em though.[:(]0 -
When were these pictures taken? What beautiful creatures. Wonder where there daddy is? 0 -
Pics were taken in Greenville, Maine according to an email I got with the pics. A friend sent me the same pics. Pics don't look right to me. I doubt if they are real moose - most likly the pics have been "fixed" up a bit. Looks more like a cows head than a moose head to me. And the tail looks funny to me. More like a long tail has been cut off than a real mooses tail. 0 -
they won't last long .some idiot with a lower iq then them is gonna come along 0 -
Wait for it...
somebody's gonna come along and b**ch about "the damn treehugging hippies" who don't think a rare albino animal should be shot for trophy's sake0 -
I've seen these photos, also, and was told that they were taken near Greenville, ME. Not in WI. The leaves are off the trees and the moose are about the right size for yearlings. I may see a couple of acquaintances this weekend who are from Greenville and will ask if they know about them. Perhaps they are fake, but, they look real enough to me.
Lots of moose are road kill up in that area. At least folks will be able to see them at night. Hard to imagine why anyone would want to kill them. It's bad juju to kill albino animals.0 -
It's all bush's fault. Isn't it < censored > ? 0
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