Ever wonder why moose shed their antlers each year? In this video, we explore the fascinating biology behind antler loss, when and how it happens, and why it’s actually a sign of health and survival.

One lucky photographer was able to capture footage of a moose in upstate New York with the help of a trail camera.

Firefighters in Alaska got a surprise visit when a moose walked into their shop. Video posted to the Anchorage Fire ...

Moose are the largest members of the deer family. If you have ever seen a male moose (called a bull), you know just how impressive they are, especially with their enormous antlers. What’s even ...

Ever wonder why moose shed their antlers every year? In this video, we explore the fascinating science behind antler loss—from seasonal changes and hormones to survival strategies in the wild ...

Moose lose their paddles every winter and grow new ones the following spring. “Antler growth is based on testosterone levels and day length,” Carstensen said. “So they start to grow those ...

Though antlers may attract female moose in the spring, they aren't worth carrying around when mating is over, especially because they can get in the way of feeding, the Smithsonian reports. Plus, a ...

Luckily, Burgoyne had his drone. Burgoyne had been filming the moose in Plaster Rock, New Brunswick when he was able to capture footage of the moose shedding both of its antlers, a rare occurrence.

Devil’s Antlers, the Unique Shape of Some Elk Although it may conjure up images of some monstrous, deformed animal lurking in the wild, this is a natural process for moose. But, what is known is that ...

Interestingly, it’s usually the antler on the same side of the body as the leg injury that is deformed. For example, if a deer hurts its back right leg, the right antler will look strange or grow ...

I once observed a whitetail buck that had antlers shaped more like a small moose. It was in a captive (fenced-in) area, and the owner told me that deer was 9 years old and still going strong.