A viral video of a moose shaking free its antlers raises the question of why the animals need such heavy headgear. A moose in Alaska sheds velvet, a type of fuzzy skin that provides nutrients to ...

Pictures from the incredible video of the moose shedding both antlers at the same time in Alaska. ... The moose sheds its antlers in the winter to free up to 60 pounds of weight, ...

Did you know that moose shed their antlers? Shedding, or “casting,” occurs each winter when male moose shed their antlers. But even though male cervids (which are hoofed mammals in the deer ...

Wildlife enthusiast Derek Keith Burgoyne filmed a bull moose dropping both antlers simultaneously while on a visit to Plaster Rock in New Brunswick, Canada Kelli Bender is the Pets Editor at ...

Bizarre moment Alaskan moose shakes off his ANTLERS and runs off without them caught on family's doorbell cam. Tyra and Chance Bogert, of Alaska, caught the bizarre moment on their doorbell camera ...

The family shared the video on TikTok writing: "Moose shedding BOTH antlers caught on doorbell camera." The moment became a viral hit, garnering 2.6 million likes, over 23,000 comments and 92,000 ...

A moose walked by and shook its body, almost like a disgruntled dog, and then "pop," its antlers snapped off its head. The animal, clearly startled by what happened, quickly ran away.

Did you know that moose shed their antlers? Shedding, or “casting,” occurs each winter when male moose shed their antlers. But even though male cervids (which are hoofed mammals in the deer ...

A moose shakes off its antlers on 15 December, 2022, in Houston, Alaska, a process captured on a security camera video (TikTok/ @tyrabogert) Your support helps us to tell the story.

A moose left a rare gift in a homeowner’s front yard in Alaska — and it was captured on their Ring doorbell camera. The clip shows the moose amble into the frame and freeze as if he notices ...

Ever wonder why moose shed their antlers every year? In this video, we explore the fascinating science behind antler loss—from seasonal changes and hormones to survival strategies in the wild.

By looking at antlers in the photos, they suspected one of the moose to be a bull they’d first encountered in 2017. That fall the bull first showed up to the valley, alone and angry. After a violent ...