A young moose was rescued from a canal in Colorado using ropes and a crane, then released unharmed.

A bull moose in Estes Park, Colorado, was rescued after falling into a canal, with wildlife officials using ropes and a crane to lift it to safety, according to Colorado Parks and Wildlife. The young moose stood unassisted and was released back into the wild. This follows a similar Maine rescue last month, where a moose was pulled from an abandoned well after five hours using an excavator, straps, and tranquilization, with both animals recovering fully.