Police in northern New Brunswick say a moose spotted on the ice of the Nepisiquit River is not in danger, and people should not try to save it.
RCMP in Bathurst issued a notice on Twitter Saturday, telling people to stay off the ice.
Cpl. John Greer says he has received a number of calls about the moose, including one that said someone was trying to chase the huge animal off the ice.
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But Greer says the moose has been spotted in the area numerous times through the winter and it is not in danger.
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He says springtime weather will weaken the ice, and police don’t want people putting their own lives at risk to save a moose.
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