but more like those of moose – a broad “palm” with tines dotting the edge preceded by a single spike near the attachment to the skull. These beasts were some of the first deer in North America.

has been studying moose on Lake Superior's largest island for five decades He's recently aged a skull of cow moose that was 22 when it died. "Some of the former volunteers were cross-country ...

There is also an element of friendly competition between volunteers: which team will bring back the most skulls? Or have the best story? Or meet the most live moose? Loreen with moose antlers ...

Based on numbers alone, it seemed that the park’s moose were doing just fine, but the Michigan Tech researchers wanted to know if a changing climate was affecting them in less obvious ways. They ...

The northwestern and eastern moose species can be differentiated by specific characteristics of the animals' skulls. Beyer said they've searched Michigan museums for historical examples of ...

While humans will soon be spring cleaning, moose clean house in the winter by ... break down bone cells that attach the antler to the skull, while osteoblasts will start building them up in ...

The skulls in my cauldron (all right, big pot), are from the deer, elk, bear, coyote and moose I harvest most years. And though the stink from a half-decayed, boiling bear skull would gag even a ...

Hundertmark said the only ones he’s seen are skulls of conjoined moose found in the wild — but not in ice. “These two fellows were unfortunate in that they probably fell into the water ...