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    Baby Moose: 8 Facts and 8 Pictures - A-Z Animals

    • If you tried to race a moose baby, you wouldn’t have a chance of winning after the first day or two of their lives. A newborn moose baby can run faster than an adult human at just three days old! The average … See more

    A Baby Moose Is Born Weighing Thirty Pounds

    Moose are born weighing around 30 pounds, but that’s not the most miraculous thing about their size. Moose twins usually weigh approximately 14 pounds each. When they … See more

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    Young Moose Are called Calves and Have Bad Eyesight

    When moose are born, they have terrible eyesight. Luckily, they are born with an excellent sense of smell and sound, so they can navigate the world around them using those aven… See more

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    Moose Babies Cry Like Humans

    Baby moose are quick to vocalize when they need help or support from their mothers. When they are newly born, moose make a grunting sound to get their caretaker’s … See more

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    Moose Aren’T Born with Antlers

    Perhaps one of the most distinct features that a moose has is its antlers. But did you know that moose calves are not born with antlers or horns? That’s right – moose don’t start to gro… See more

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    Do moose leave their calves alone?
    Mother moose sometimes leave their calves for a period of time to forage, but are not abandoning them. Baby moose are no different than many baby animals maturing in the wild. Their chances of survival are higher when they can rely on their mother’s care. Sometimes calves are left alone, even for long periods of time, usually to forage for food.
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    A Baby Moose Is Born Weighing Thirty Pounds
    Young Moose Are called Calves and Have Bad Eyesight
    Moose Babies Cry Like Humans
    Moose Aren’T Born with Antlers
    Do moose leave their calves alone?