The population genetics of moose (Alces alces) integrates insights from historical demography, landscape connectivity and contemporary genetic monitoring. During Pleistocene glacial cycles, moose ...

(Phys.org) -- What animal can see only a limited distance, has no top front teeth, and prefers shady, wet areas such as bogs and marshes? If you guessed a moose, Alces alces, you'd be correct. When ...

Moose(Alces alces)are excellent swimmers. Moose that live along the Pacific coast of Alaska and Canada frequently swim from island to island to forage for food. They can dive as deep as 20 feet ...

Only 20 years ago, seeing a moose in Colorado was rare. But thanks to successful relocation efforts by Colorado Parks and Wildlife, upwards of 3,000 moose now call Colorado home. CPW introduced Shiras ...

The midwestern moose (Alces alces andersoni), sometimes called the Andersoni moose, is one of four North American moose subspecies. Distinguished by its massive antlers, long snout, short tail and ...

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ALONG THE GUNFLINT TRAIL, Minn. -- If moose disappear from the boreal forest of northern Minnesota, as some biologists predict, they will not exit with a thunderous crash. Climate extinctions come ...