On Wednesday, a Palmer, Alaska teenager suffered minor injuries when she was trampled by an aggressive moose (which, I admit, is one of the more Alaska things you can have happen to you). The young lady is going to be OK; the moose, not so much.
Alaska State Troopers said they shot and killed an aggressive moose that injured a teenage girl Wednesday morning near Palmer.
The teen’s mother called 911 just before 7 a.m. to report her daughter was trampled by the moose on Plumley Road in Butte as the girl prepared to go to school, according to Sgt. Bret Ledford of the Alaska Wildlife Troopers. She was brought to the hospital by family, Ledford said.
The girl was later released from the hospital with minor injuries, troopers said.
When wildlife troopers arrived at the area of the family’s home, the young bull began acting aggressively and it was shot and killed, Ledford said. A charity…
