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Bull moose in Chugach State Park, USA
Moose on the loose
Considering its status as the biggest member of the deer family, it's fitting that the moose is Alaska's state mammal. Spend time here in the Last Frontier and you'll find "big" is a common theme. This portrait of an impressively antlered bull moose was snapped in Chugach State Park, which covers an area equivalent to roughly half of the US state of Rhode Island. And it's only the second-largest of Alaska's state parks. Many kilometres west, the remote Wood-Tikchik State Park covers a rugged patch of wilderness just larger than Delaware.
Moose on the loose
Considering its status as the biggest member of the deer family, it's fitting that the moose is Alaska's state mammal. Spend time here in the Last Frontier and you'll find "big" is a common theme. This portrait of an impressively antlered bull moose was snapped in Chugach State Park, which covers an area equivalent to roughly half of the US state of Rhode Island. And it's only the second-largest of Alaska's state parks. Many kilometres west, the remote Wood-Tikchik State Park covers a rugged patch of wilderness just larger than Delaware.
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