Moose

Where can I see the Moose

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Zachery-perry
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The Moose is a large, powerful animal that is found in the forests of North America and parts of Europe. They are the largest members of the deer family, and can weigh up to 1,000 pounds. Moose have long legs and a big, broad body. They use their antlers to clear away brush and trees as they walk through the forest.

Moose are herbivores and eat a variety of plants, including leaves, twigs, buds, flowers, and grasses. They usually travel in herds of 10 to 20 animals. During the fall, Moose migrate to their wintering grounds, where they will spend the winter months feeding on bark and branches. In the spring, they return to their breeding grounds.

Moose are shy animals and prefer to stay hidden in the forest. However, if you are lucky enough to see one, you will be amazed by their size! Moose are a beautiful animal, with brown fur and a long, shaggy mane.

Animal population
1,500,000
Population
IUCN Classification
Least Concern (LC)
IUCN Classification
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Geeky Facts about the Moose

Fact 1

After a male moose is a year old, he grows antlers that increase in size and weight each year.

Fact 2

They are born knowing how to swim and continue to be great swimmers as adults.

Fact 3

Only male moose (bulls) have antlers.

Tours where I can see the Moose

Mongolia
Mongolia

Mongolia

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Mongolia
Tour Type
Small group
Activity Level
5 - Challenging

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