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Moose Collisions Surge in Teton: Drive Cautiously!

10/22/2025

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Six moose-vehicle collisions occurred in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, over five months, above the typical three to four annually.
The spike coincides with the moose rutting season, when animals are more active and aggressive.
Experts warn that the end of Daylight Saving Time may raise collision risks due to reduced visibility.
Wildlife advocates urge drivers to slow down and stay vigilant in areas frequented by moose.

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Story summary

Six moose-vehicle collisions occurred in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, over five months, above the typical three to four annually.
The spike coincides with the moose rutting season, when animals are more active and aggressive.
Experts warn that the end of Daylight Saving Time may raise collision risks due to reduced visibility.
Wildlife advocates urge drivers to slow down and stay vigilant in areas frequented by moose.