Let the moose-spotting begin. As thousands of Swedish moose begin their annual migration for the summer, moose aficionados and casual fans from across the globe are tuning in to witness the ...

The GPS collars will allow researchers to track their migration patterns and mortality. Moose in the marsh on Raquette Pond in Tupper Lake. Photo: Ted Merrihew. NCPR Photo of the Day from 10/13/09.

The clip shows a moose walking up and stopping in perfect view of the camera. It paused for a moment and shook its body — and then there’s a snapping sound. The moose’s antlers popped right ...

Moose attacks against humans are uncommon, but they do happen in states with large moose populations. In Alaska, for example, as many as 10 are reported each year.

Vermont's moose herd has decreased from an estimated high of over 5,000 in the early 2000s to roughly 2,200 today, a deliberate reduction through hunting. AP-WF-01-03-17 1824GMT ...

Weird But True Moose loses antlers in ‘once-in-a-lifetime moment’ caught on video By Brooke Steinberg Published Jan. 23, 2023, 11:14 a.m. ET ...

The state’s in the fifth year of the Maine Moose Study, which is designed to help understand moose reproduction and survival. The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife says research ...

State moose biologist Lee Kantar says survival rates for moose calves and adults in northern Maine and adult moose in western Maine are very high. Survival of calves in western Maine is low.