Canadian officials urge citizens to not let moose lick their cars as they are 'too salty'

Ensuring that people follow instructions, authorities in Jasper, which is an alpine town in Cana’s Alberta province have put up special screens urging motorists to t let m lick cars as y are too salty. A citizen of district, Carolyn Campbell took to her Twitter and shared ims of se signboards. In caption, Campbell wrote, “Oh hi, moose. We have strict instructions about your snack habits”.

Special sign boards 

ims show a huge screen with a mess flashing in bro red letters. mess flashes in two screens. It says, “Do t let moose lick your car’. im also shows a moose in swy region. As per reports by CNN, Jasper National Park spokesman Steve Young said that se moose are obsessed with salt as this is what y need for minerals in ir body. He furr said that y used to get it from salt lakes but w y also get it from ro salt that splashes on car.

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As per CNN, Young said that moose and cars are t a good combination. "Because cars have salt on m, and moose like salt, and if y lick cars y will t run away from cars, on highway, as you try to t hit m, get crushed by m. Dont let moose learn cars are delisious, it will kill more motorists than moose kill alrey, every year", wrote a Twitter user in comment section. Ar person wrote, "y like salt. If y start seeing cars as delicious salty potato chips, y’ll start hanging out on ros. Number of people killed by moose on ros are alrey n-zero, more ro moose won’t help". 

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(Im Credits: Twitter/@_CLCampbell)