Some social media content is so popular that it resurfaces on a regular basis, causing a buzz across all platforms. One such video is going viral again, in which a giant moose is seen running very fast in a thick layer of snow. This video was reportedly shot in Gaspesie, Quebec, in Canada, by a group of hikers who got an unexpectedly close view of a moose after the large animal charged towards them on a trail.
The footage that was available on different social media platforms showed a group of hikers taking some rest and eating on their way to trekking in the deep snow. A moose noticed them from a few yards away, and after some time, the massive animal began charging towards them at breakneck speed. It appeared to attack the hikers at first, but it then took a different path, making his own way.
Whatever the case, this particular incident was caught on camera and turned out to be a remarkable video that people rarely get to view online.
The video was recently shared on a Twitter account named "OddIy Terrifying" with the caption, "Watch as a moose runs incredibly fast through 3 feet of powder." But it was originally shared on the internet via YouTube in 2011.
Watch the video here:
The interesting video has amassed over 75,000 likes and several retweets so far. The video has received several remarks in the comment box.
"A friend who lives in Alaska says he fears a moose far more than a grizzly bear. Moose are very unpredictable, he says," commented one user. "As a Canadian, I would've offed myself if I saw a moose coming at me. Not worth it," commented another user.
