What are a moose's adaptations?

Answer 1

* Long legs and a thick body allow the moose to move through deep snow and wet areas without trouble * Their hair is wider at the tip than the base to make an insulating layer of warmth around them in the winter months. * The two large toes on the moose hooves are spread apart wide enough to keep the moose from sinking into the snow * When winter begins, moose grow a thicker and furrier coat to stay warm

Answer 2

Moose have many adaptations for survival in their environment, including their long legs for traversing through deep snow, a warm coat of fur to protect against cold temperatures, and a keen sense of smell and hearing to detect predators. They also have a specialized digestive system to extract nutrients from their plant-based diet.