Moose strolls through morning drop-off line at elementary school in Rutland
By Matt Schooley
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RUTLAND (WBZ) — Students at Naquag Elementary School in Rutland got a science lesson before classes even started on Monday.
A moose strolled through the school drop-off line while families were in their cars waiting to send their kids in for the school day.
The moose wandered away after a short time.
The Rutland Police Department shared a photo of the moose, as well as some advice from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife on avoiding conflicts with moose.
“Never try to approach or pursue a moose. Pursuit not only stresses the animal, but it adds the risk of having a moose chased out into traffic or into a group of bystanders. Wildlife professionals recommend letting the moose find its way out of populated areas and into nearby forested areas,” wildlife official said.
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