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Mother moose attacks Edmonton senior, baby moose dies after vehicle strike
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A senior Edmonton resident was knocked out by a female moose, sustaining non-life-threatening injuries, including three broken ribs, a gash in his leg and a bump on the head.
The mother-baby pair made their getaway, and intermittent moose sightings were subsequently reported in southeast Edmonton in and around Fulton Ravine Park and Wayne Gretzky Drive .
A cow moose and her calf died early Tuesday morning after being struck by a vehicle.
The cow was last seen on Wayne Gretzky Drive between 9:30 and 10:30 p.m. Tuesday .
Fish and Wildlife officers are still searching for the cow.
Warning signs of an agitated moose include raised neck and back hair, ears pinned back.
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