The Science Behind Algonquin's Animals (SBAA)
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Description: Moose survey research in Algonquin Provincial Park. Lists physical characteristics, food sources, predators, sounds and habitats.
The Science Behind Algonquin's Animals - Research Projects - Moose Moose Survey Research in Algonquin Provincial Park Elk (in Europe and Asia), swamp donkey, and twig eater (see below). : Some say Moose appear to have been constructed from body parts left over from other animals. However, the Moose's unique look hides a number of physiological adaptations for life in the northern forest. Moose are about the size of a horse, with a long brownish-black head and snout, large ears, and a dewlap (or bell) hanging from the throat. Moose have legs that are about 200 centimetres long, humped shoulders, and a short stubby tail.
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| Page title: | The Science Behind Algonquin's Animals - Research Projects - Moose |
| Keywords: | Moose, Alces alces, Elk, swamp donkey, twig eater, moose, photos, sightings, stories, habitat, diet, behavior, ecology, information, facts, Research, Algonquin Provincial Park, Moose Survey Research in Algonquin Provincial Park |
| Description: | Moose are found in the boreal forest covering much of Canada, from the Pacific coast, east to Newfoundland and Labrador, north to the tree line. |
| IP-address: | 204.12.28.34 |
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| Date | Creation date: 2004/01/20 Expiry date: 2015/01/20 |