Magnificent Moose: The Giants of the Deer Family

The video explores the habitat and physical features of moose, the largest member of the deer family. It describes their anatomy, including their long faces and unique 'bell' under the chin. Moose are herbivores, feeding on small vegetation and underwater plants. The video explains the family structure, with female moose called cows and males called bulls, and highlights the role of cows as protective mothers. It also covers the growth and purpose of antlers in bulls, which are used for fighting and shed annually. The video concludes by emphasizing the fascinating features of moose.

Where do moose primarily live?

• In Asia

• Only in North America

• In both North America and Europe

• Only in Europe

What is the unique feature found under a moose's chin?

• A bell

• A pouch

• A mane

• A horn

What is a female moose called?

• Hen

• Doe

• Ewe

• Cow

What distinguishes a male moose from a female moose?

• Size

• Color

• Tail

• Antlers

When do male moose typically grow their antlers?

• In winter

• In autumn

• At the end of summer

• In spring