What is the policy concerning moose attacks in the iditarod race?

The Iditarod race has protocols in place to address wildlife encounters, including moose attacks. Race officials prioritize the safety of participants and dogs, advising mushers to stay alert for moose, especially in areas where they are known to roam. If a moose poses a threat, mushers are instructed to avoid confrontation and seek assistance from race marshals or local authorities. Overall, while moose encounters are rare, the Iditarod emphasizes safety and preparedness in the face of potential wildlife interactions.