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Description
Common Name: Moose
Common Name Synonyms: Alce, Elk
Scientific Name: Alces alces
Size: 125-250cm tall in the shoulders, 240-310cm from snout to tail
Classification: Artiodactyl Ungulate
Habitat: Forests, Swamps, Arctics,
Diet: Herbivorous; diet consisted of grass, twigs, weeds, branches, and aquatic plants
Description: One of the world's largest members of the deer family, the Moose, also known in Eurasia as elk. Second largest land mammal in North America, which the bison is the largest land mammal in the Americas. The moose's snout was a lot more horse-like than other deer, and more bigger. This massive deer is sometimes, solitary, within a bond between a mother and her calf. Moose can rarely socialized in herds, just like that of Diceroses(aka Black Rhinoceroses). Moose attacks are lot more deadlier and more people been killed, than bears and wolves altogether, but the moose are not usually aggressive, but they can kill people, when provoked, with the help of their antlers. Tigers, wolves, bears, pumas, wolverines, killer whales, and even shark can prey upon the moose. Male moose had antlers, and much more aggressive, than the females, which female moose never had antlers.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995

Description
Common Name: Moose
Common Name Synonyms: Alce, Elk
Scientific Name: Alces alces
Size: 125-250cm tall in the shoulders, 240-310cm from snout to tail
Classification: Artiodactyl Ungulate
Habitat: Forests, Swamps, Arctics,
Diet: Herbivorous; diet consisted of grass, twigs, weeds, branches, and aquatic plants
Description: One of the world's largest members of the deer family, the Moose, also known in Eurasia as elk. Second largest land mammal in North America, which the bison is the largest land mammal in the Americas. The moose's snout was a lot more horse-like than other deer, and more bigger. This massive deer is sometimes, solitary, within a bond between a mother and her calf. Moose can rarely socialized in herds, just like that of Diceroses(aka Black Rhinoceroses). Moose attacks are lot more deadlier and more people been killed, than bears and wolves altogether, but the moose are not usually aggressive, but they can kill people, when provoked, with the help of their antlers. Tigers, wolves, bears, pumas, wolverines, killer whales, and even shark can prey upon the moose. Male moose had antlers, and much more aggressive, than the females, which female moose never had antlers.

Art (C) Shawn Brunner ,aka Patchi1995