Greg Gutfeld unveils 'Ume' baby tapir
Greg Gutfeld's 'What the Heck Is That!' segment features an adorable baby tapir named 'Ume' from the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium. Gutfeld highlights the tapir's unique appearance, describing it as a mix between a pig and an antelope. He details its primitive, solitary herbivore nature and its amusing habit of pooping in water to hide its scent from predators, sparking laughter from the panel.
Turns out that moose don't care where your car is located when it's on the move.
As the loyal readers are aware, nature is among the most unpredictable things you will ever encounter in life.
Can it be like a Disney movie at times? Sure. There are some incredibly beautiful things in nature. No doubt about that.
It can also be complete chaos, and that's what brings us here today.
A moose bull with large antlers stands in a forest. (Getty Images Creatives)
Moose runs into vehicle
Instagram user @joshcaldwell4 recently posted a video of a massive female moose running into a vehicle while appearing to chase some dogs. Whiskey Riff reported the exact location of the incident is unknown.
Large Bull Moose looking at camera in swampy wildlife refuge (Getty Images Creatives)
"Big momma decided that wanted a ride in the Toyota today!!! I have had a few run in with moose over the years but usually if you just stop and go the other way they leave you alone!!! Today was a different story," @joshcaldwell4 captioned the video.
You can give it a watch below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
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People are fired up in the comment section, with many assigning blame. One person wrote, "Leave that thing alone."
Another wrote, "Get your dogs in the vehicle!!!!!!"
However, we don't know how fast this moose appeared or what the backstory is. You can hardly blame the dogs if they were just running around in the wild.
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Who leashes their dog out in the woods? That's ridiculous. Things just like this happen, and in this case, it was caught on video.
A moose walks through Brainard Lake in Colorado. (Getty Images Creatives)
What do you think of the footage? Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
David Hookstead is a reporter for OutKick.
