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Moose in Colorado, USA
Moose in the mountains
As spring unfolds in the US state of Colorado, the backwoods teem with life small and large. We'd say this bull moose belongs in the second category. Moose trounce their deer relatives in size, with bulls weighing up to 725 kilograms. And while this hulking hoofer's velvety antlers are still sprouting, they may soon span more than 1.8 metres. Northerly US states, such as Maine and Alaska, boast far bigger moose populations, but Colorado's contingent stands strong at roughly 3,000 and is one of the fastest growing.
Moose in the mountains
As spring unfolds in the US state of Colorado, the backwoods teem with life small and large. We'd say this bull moose belongs in the second category. Moose trounce their deer relatives in size, with bulls weighing up to 725 kilograms. And while this hulking hoofer's velvety antlers are still sprouting, they may soon span more than 1.8 metres. Northerly US states, such as Maine and Alaska, boast far bigger moose populations, but Colorado's contingent stands strong at roughly 3,000 and is one of the fastest growing.
About 3,000 moose make their home here in the Centennial State". Know where we are?"
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