The animal was found at a critically close distance from the Yaroslavl highway.
The press service of the Losiny Ostrov National Park reported that the moose was caught and taken to overexposure to ensure its safety. Now the elk feels well and is quarantined in a spacious aviary.
Specialists conducted a veterinary examination of the animal, took a blood sample from it and made a marking.
"After completion of the research, on the recommendations of experts, the elk will be released into its natural habitat," the national park noted.
The Moose Biological Station was established for the rehabilitation of wild animals more than 20 years ago. Preserving these functions, in recent years it has been actively developing as a center of ecological tourism. As part of a thematic tour, those who wish can get acquainted with the inhabitants of the Elk Biological Station and Losiny Island.
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