It reminds me of my Field Methods class (I have a degree in wildlife and fisheries science and am getting a master's in biology) when the professor was talking about some of the methods that you use to manage large game animals like moose or caribou. In some cases, if you need to examine them or put radio collars on them, you have to jump on their backs from helicopters (usually in cases where there is very deep snow and they can't lunge around and gore you easily).
This is a little funny in a really morbid, inappropriate way.
Charging moose brings down hovering helicopter
It reminds me of my Field Methods class (I have a degree in wildlife and fisheries science and am getting a master's in biology) when the professor was talking about some of the methods that you use to manage large game animals like moose or caribou. In some cases, if you need to examine them or put radio collars on them, you have to jump on their backs from helicopters (usually in cases where there is very deep snow and they can't lunge around and gore you easily).