Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Wildlife Problems In Ottawa

Ottawa police have recently come under fire (no pun intended) for shooting some stray moose in Ottawa neighborhoods. In response the city is hiring wildlife experts to help deal with problem animals.

As an extra measure to ensure the safety of the 'green' experts, police will be issued with a handy cut-out-and-keep guide to wildlife identification. One expert, speaking on condition of anonymity, told TDPC "We have a lot of problems with moose at this time of year. They get close to the city, and become convinced they can make it to the House of Commons. They're very dangerous when their hormones are up with that lust for power."

The new guide is reproduced below:


2 comments:

fernstalbert said...

Moose in Ottawa - who knew? I thought the only mousse was the expensive kind, enjoyed by politicians in the finer eating establishments. They have political ticks you know - that drives them mad in the hot summer weather. Don't get close! This applies to the moose as well. Cheers.

Frances said...

Welcome back. We've missed you and the corgis.