Frankly, the Oregon militia boys are getting kind of boring. The authorities’ decision to avoid engaging with their antics is looking prescient: Without an enemy, the men occupying a federal wildlife reserve have been reduced from rifle-toting badasses to rifle-toting dildo whiners. So where to turn for your anti-federal government kicks now? Enter John Sturgeon, Alaska’s favorite hovercrafting moose hunter.

Every cliché about Canada came to pass Monday when a northern Ontario man rescued a newborn moose calf, still damp and unsteady on its legs, and took it directly to a Tim Hortons.

An adorable baby moose was just looking for the woods when he got his hooves stuck trying to jump over a gate. Luckily a group of laid-back guys were around to casually free him with a hatchet. When he doesn't run off, they try to guess what he wants—he obviously just wants to hang, guys.

An animal trapper learned the hard way recently that if you mess with the baby moose, you're going to get the baby moose hooves.

Moose are dying off across North America—and no one knows why.

The most Canadian fireworks display of all time took place early this morning along the Trans Canada Highway near Wawa, Ontario, after a truck transporting fireworks struck a moose and exploded.

To paraphrase Sam Elliott, sometimes you see the bear, and sometimes the bear is hiding behind a moose.

The moose of Canada are stalking and haunting Connie Evirett and Yvonne Studley, two car-driving sisters from British Columbia. Last month Studley, 49, had a car accident involving one of the beasts; the melee left her in a coma, and the moose in a moose coffin. Then, while on the way to the hospital to visit her younger sister, 51-year-old Evirett had a moose/car accident of her own.