Corrected entry: When Musa's car hits the moose, it's torso is shown rolling over the bonnet and crashing through the windscreen. The moose's legs would therefore be pointing forwards over the bonnet. But in the next shot inside the car, one leg is pointing backwards towards Musa's face. This seems to be done for comic effect: but how does a dead moose turn through 180°? Also, Musa's face does not show the horrendous injuries one would expect of a man who had effectively Ben kicked by a moose doing 35 mph.
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Correction: I am now in the unusual position of debunking my own entry. Having discussed this scenario with a colleague in the automotive technical centre where I work, I find it is quite possible that a moose or elk may roll over as it hits a car, so the legs may come through the screen. But let's leave this entry and correction in place, in case others want to contribute other mistakes.