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Moose give birth to their calves in the spring, typically between May and June, after a gestation period of about eight months. A female moose, or cow, usually has one calf, although twins can occur. They seek secluded areas, often near water, to deliver their young, which helps protect the vulnerable calves from predators. After birth, the mother stays close to her calf, nurturing and guiding it as it grows.

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