Why This Moose Eats His Own Antler Velvet Post-Rut

Moose go through a major transformation every year involving their antlers. Before rutting season, their growing antlers are ...
Daily Herald

Know moose behavior to avoid conflicts

You are in the middle of a hike to your favorite waterfall. You come around a corner and notice a large moose in the middle of the trail. What should you do? Here are a few things to know about moose ...
The Gazette

Moose and elk warning issued after reports of 'aggressive behavior' in Colorado

Colorado wildlife officials are warning trail goers of moose, elk and deer after two close encounters resulted in injuries just days apart. On May 29 in Steamboat Springs, a man "was knocked over on ...
13wham

A bull moose is blocking New York mountain trail, leaving wildlife researchers confused

A big bull moose has spent the summer lingering around a popular Adirondack mountain hiking trail, prompting New York state wildlife officials to close the path as they monitor the potentially ailing ...
Alaska Public Media

Moose are more dangerous than you might think

Bears get all the scare glory. Somehow, we humans tend to overlook an important fact in Alaska: more humans are hurt by moose every year than by bear (Alaska Dept. of Fish & Wildlife). I sense we'd be ...
The Telegraph

Moose acting weird and refusing to leave NY trail leads to weeks-long closure

A hiking trail in New York has been shut down for weeks after a moose acting strangely refused to leave, officials said. Photo by Zachery Perry via Unsplash A hiking trail in the Adirondack Mountains ...
The Daily Gazette

Necropsy finds no explanation for shot moose’s odd behavior

WILMINGTON – A necropsy on the moose killed by a state wildlife biologist in the Wilmington Notch last September didn’t find any health ailments to explain its behavior. “Nothing to explain the ...