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This is the moose I saw bathing in a cool glacial lake while I was at Glacier National Park. While it was really cool to see her, I didnt stick around long in case her mate came looking for her. We were told by a ranger nearby that bull moose are very protective and thereby dangerous because they like to charge when they are upset. And they weigh A.LOT!

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The glaciers at Glacier National Park are slowly disappearing over time as the world warms up slightly. To be classified as a glacier, an ice field has to be at least 9 acres and many of Glacier National Parks glaciers have been decommissioned into ice fields since they are now less than 9 acres.

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Juliana Krilich Is a Published AUTHOR!!!

Cheryl Harris-Sumida, Assistant Adviser
May 25, 2021
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