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Moose from an Airplane

Two years ago, while the Eskimo dancers (Rose, Nus, J.B., Jackie and Walter) and I were coming back from Mountain Village. We didn't really expect to see anything on the way home. But, all of a sudden, the pilot spotted a cow and a bull moose on the ground. We asked the pilot if we could get a closer look, so he turned the plane around and flew low to the ground. He then circled the cow and bull a couple of times to let us get a good view of it. I was so excited because I never in my life had seen a moose that close before--only from way up in an airplane. Both cow and bull moose were in a clearing on the tundra, and it looked like they were drinking water.

I'd really like to see a moose again, but up even closer. That day was really exciting for me, seeing a moose up close in an airplane for the very first time.


By: Jolene Soolook

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