Worried about moose not missiles’这是个国际新闻标题，那个有翻译成的中文的内容，谢谢！

Despite the escalating stand-off with north Korea and the dawning reality They may now be within range, Alaskans remind staunchly undisturbed The Washington post:There have been times in Alaska’s history when people have had real anxieties about foreign threats, the state was bombed and two of its islands were occupied by the Japanese in the Second World War. And it is, after all, the closest anyone can get to Russia and still be on American soil. But nobody seems all that worried right now. With North Korea’s test of an intercontinental ballistic missile last week, the news has been filled with speculation that a nuclear warhead could reach the last Frontier and that Anchorage could be the most realistic US target for destruction. But people have been talking about the possibility of missile strikes for decades, and Alaskans tend to focus on more tangible hazards, like avalanches covering the highway, bear maulings at campgrounds, boating accidents and earthquakes 。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。。“I’m worried about moose not missiles,” quipped AnchorageMayor Ethan Berkowitz,” Bears bot bombs.”Besides, it’s summertime. The residents of this far-flungoutpost are obsessed with the outdoors. The day are long. The salmon arerunning. They have other things on their minds.“It’s not something that keeps me up at night,” saidChristine Homan, an junior school teacher sitting at the counter at the WildScoops ice cream shop with her husband, Zach, and sons, Leland, four, andColton, Six.