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In all likelihood, no. A moose is a very violent and powerful creature. Were the Grilloc to Pimpslap one, he would simply anger the moose, earning himself a deadly goring. However, assuming the moose was taken by surprise by the Pimpslap, he could be so taken back due to the can of whoopass he was just served that he could not effectively attack the Grilloc.
What else can I help you with?
How do the moose organisms survive?
the moose need food water and air for it to survive
How do you survive a moose attack?
dont tease it
What to do when you find out your spouse has been cheating on you?
PIMPSLAP THEM IN THE FACE, DAMNIT!
Why don't moose hibernate?
Moose don't hibernate because they can survive the cold and they like the cold! Do you like the cold! Moose are really big.
How does a moose get the food it needs to survive?
Moose are herbivores and acquire the food they need to survive by foraging. They will eat a variety of plant life including tree shoots and aquatic plants.
What do moose need to survive in the temperate forest?
i love cheese
What are the chances that a lame moose can survive?
You might think it won't survive but thimk again That thing is 1 ton
Why do deer and moose fight for food?
Because they need there own food to survive.
Do moose like snow?
I think so. They are wild animals and still survive.
Does Texas have moose?
Nope. Texas never has nor ever will have moose; its too hot, dry or humid for these animals to survive as far south as Texas.
Are moose dumb?
Dumb is a judgement call, and apparently you're being a judge. Moose survive in the wild world effectively evading their predators, caring for their young and conducting a moose's life. Be aware that a moose has more capacity to live its life than a human may have to live the life of a moose.
Does a moose live in the tundra?
Yes, moose are well-adapted to living in the tundra biome. They can survive in the cold temperatures and sparse vegetation found in this habitat. Moose primarily inhabit boreal and subarctic regions where tundra is present.
