A courageous outdoorsman in Alaska saved the day by helping a moose calf over a guardrail to reunite with its mom in early June—and photos taken during the wildlife interaction went viral. Joe Tate and his friends were driving back from a fishing expedition at Ninilchik when they came across a line of cars stopped for a moose mother near Clam Gulch. Drawing nearer, they noticed a baby moose struggling to get over the guardrail; vehicles had stopped to give the baby some time, backing up traffic. “It was tired,” Tate told KTUU. “It was very young. Maybe a week and half old.” The group watched the baby moose struggling in vain back and forth, yet failing to traverse the rail. Soon, traffic had backed up for about a mile on both sides; Tate and his friends decided to do something to remedy the situation. They maneuvered their trailer between …