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Remarkably, these enormous structures grow completely new each year, coated in a velvet-like tissue that provides blood supply during growth before being shed as the antlers harden for the mating ...

Another set of velvet antlers with a pair of matching drop-down ... The DWR reported that over 1,000 fish and wildlife — including deer, elk, moose, bison, bears, cougars and bald eagles ...

Moose are the largest members of the deer ... shine their paddles by rubbing them against trees. Their fuzzy velvet-covered antlers go through a gory transformation, and by October they will ...

Bull moose get ready to find a female moose to mate with. They eat to grow large and fat during the summer, then shed the velvet from their antlers. Bull moose dig holes on the ground, pee in them, ...

Lee Kantar, the state’s chief moose biologist, said animals sometimes will eat the velvet that has been rubbed off antlers. Also read: Could these be wolf pups in northern Maine? Kantar ...

The photograph shows strips of velvet beginning to detach from the moose’s antlers and water streaming from the bull’s dewlap. A fan of Carly’s wildlife photography calls her “the moose ...

and his fans say he’s the biggest bull moose in the park. He’s pictured here shedding the “velvet” (a natural growth membrane) from his antlers. (Courtesy Cindy Shaffer) Wyoming’s much-beloved Grizzly ...

Bulls shed and grow a new set of antlers every year. New antlers are covered in fuzzy skin called velvet,” the foundation's website says. We’ve established that wapiti are big, so what do they ...

You get to see them shed the velvet. Obviously ... “I have seen some bulls that are extremely palmated like moose antlers, especially up top, up around the royal point, also referred to as ...