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Know any moose jokes?
The site, Joke Buddha, has several moose jokes that you can enjoy.
Can a moose's antlers get too big for the moose to hold up?
Yes! A very large set of antlers on a moose could measure over 6 feet wide and weigh as much as 50 lbs, but any bigger and the antlers could cause problems. Animals with enlarged antlers, such as the three meter antlers of the Irish elk (an ice age inhabitant of Europe and Asia and a close relative to the moose) evolved antlers reaching 3 meters across and weighing 40 kg---too big for the animals' own good. It is believed the burdensome bulk on their heads was a contributor to the extinction of the species.
How do you if its a girl or a boy moose?
how do you know if its a boy or a girl moose? well that's a good question see the girl moose's have no antlers and girls only got pointy little ears, and the got more spots on there left side of their body, and boys got antlers, they berly got any spots and they got long berids well some of them do.
Does any country eat moose?
Oh yes! Where there are moose there are moose hunters, and they aren't just hunting for the prize of those large antlers! No, most hunters are hunting for some extra meat in the freezer. Canada, Finland, Sweden, Norway and parts of northern Russia have moose that are hunted for their meat.
How can a moose be a dangerous animal?
Their hooves are very sharp--sharp enough to rip a human, horse or any other animal to shreds. The antlers of a bull moose are enough to gore or toss a human or animal as large as a big dog flying. Rutting bull moose and cow moose with young calves are far more dangerous than what you can ever give them credit to be.
Can a large bull moose with giant antlers kill a bear?
Possibly, yes: however the bear is more likely get injured than killed if he took on such a beast, simply because he would rather live than do a stupid thing like fight such a large bull moose to the death. A mature bull moose's antlers are like daggers, and an angry bull moose that has a bone to pick with a bear that won't get out of its way will most likely get injured or even killed. In order to cause death to a bear, the moose would have to gore the bear through the ribs or in the abdomen in order to cause serious injury enough for the bear to die either right there in the scene of the crime or after the fact. Moose are big animals, especially the bulls, and are great fighters, and any ordinary bear, no matter the size or health condition, would think twice about taking on a moose. Bears may take a chance to kill and eat moose calves, but they would have Momma moose to contend with if that ever happens, and she can be just as fierce and dangerous as a bull moose, even if she doesn't have antlers.
Who would win in a fight a camel or a moose?
It really could all depend on what kind of tiger, but I would initially say tiger. A tiger and a bull moose are both really awesome and strong but ultimately- Tiger.Answer 2:They are very capable of killing each other. It really depends on the type of the tiger and the size of the bull moose. A Siberian tiger could kill a moose because it is so large and strong enough to break a moose's neck. However, if the bull moose knocked the tiger with its antlers and sliced it open with its hooves, it might have a chance to win the fight.
Are there any personalized golf gift mugs available?
You can find personalized golf gift mugs at www.personalizationmall.com
Why do wolves eat moose?
Wolves are carnivores (meat eaters) but they will eat other foods as well. Their diet ranges from big game, such as elk and moose, to earthworms, berries , grasshoppers, mice, birds and even fish.
How are mugs made?
Mugs are made by molding clay. Clay is a very malleable material, and can be modeled into virtually any shape.
Do mouses have antlers?
No, mice do not have antlers. Antlers are a feature of certain species of mammals, particularly members of the Cervidae family, such as deer. Mice are rodents and do not possess antlers or any similar structures; instead, they have fur-covered bodies and long tails.
Are any of the seven species of moose referred to as the blue moose?
No, there is no such thing.
