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Migrating moose

Migrating moose. Wandering moose. Why are moose coming out of the mountain and how can humans keep them out of harms way?. Moose Reports. Wildlife officers have responded to reports of Wandering Moose 4 times a few weeks ago. Wildlife. Moose are mammals.

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Migrating moose

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  1. Migrating moose

  2. Wandering moose • Why are moose coming out of the mountain and how can humans keep them out of harms way?

  3. Moose Reports • Wildlife officers have responded to reports of Wandering Moose 4 times a few weeks ago.

  4. Wildlife • Moose are mammals. • The commonly diet for moose is plants. • Moose are very non- threatened. • They are usually found in coniferous forests and near lakes and rivers.

  5. Size and family • Moose come from the deer family. • Moose’s tails are about 2-3 in. long very small. • They are intentified by their size. Moose grow to be 7ft. Tall &1500 pounds • Its body size is 2.5-3 meters.

  6. Best foods • Moose love to eat willow, aspen birch, underwater plants and garden vegetables. • They like to eat underwater plants because vegetation, rich in sodium. • Moose eat 40- 60 pounds a plants a day.

  7. environment • Moose get new antlers each year. • Moose mostly live in the Northern hemisphere. • As in Asia, Europe and, North America.

  8. Moose’s life expectancy • They loose their antlers in the spring. • Moose breed in the fall. • Moose have a life expectancy of 8-25 years.

  9. What they look like • Moose have a small tail • Dark brown coat • hoofed feet • Lower legs are white • Rack of antlers only on bulls loose skin hanging from the chin called the dewlap.

  10. Credits • www.googlesearch.com • www.uen.org • www.askjeeves.com • www.moose.com • www.utaheducation.org • www.kidshealth.org

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