Canada's most domineering animal is as tall as a building. Even brown bears can't do anything to it.

There are many ferocious wild animals in nature. These animals have very large bodies and powerful attack power. This has established their status in nature, and these ferocious animals have become representative species in various countries around the world, such as the Siberian tiger in China and the brown bear in Russia.

But Although the animal we are going to introduce today is very powerful and even the brown bear is not its opponent, many people are not very familiar with it. This animal lives in Canada and is as tall as a floor. It is the most impressive local species for many people who travel to Canada.

This species refers to the moose, which is the largest deer animal in the world. In fact, it is the most famous four-faced beast in Chinese mythology. It can reach a maximum height of 2.6 meters, and with a pair of huge horns, it looks like a giant beast walking on the street. It makes people feel scared just looking at it. As a Canadian The most domineering animal has the most terrifying character.

Moose in Canada are very domineering. Even when walking on the street, they will not dodge at all. Therefore, there are many accidents caused by moose every year, and moose also have the reputation of "killing if hit" in the local area. After all, with such a huge size, the impact of a collision with a car can be imagined. Even so, the moose is still not afraid of any vehicle.

Not only are they not afraid, they also like to crash and race with cars. If you win, you will turn around and complain, if you lose, you will lose your temper. Coupled with the powerful attack power of moose, many Canadians still avoid them. In Canada, it is common for moose to break into homes, and they will not be able to avoid human settlements.

Yes After a moose eats too much fermented fruit and then eats other fungi, it is easy to get "drunk" and then stagger around in human residences. Sometimes it's on the grass, sometimes it's on the tree fenceOn the bar, sometimes on the human car. Such a domineering animal makes even Canadians dumbfounded.