How big do moose get in Alaska?

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asked Mar 1, 2020 in Conservation by Quorarichard (300 points)
How big do moose get in Alaska?

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answered Mar 1, 2020 by Avarado (27,970 points)
Moose in Alaska can get pretty big and be as tall as 6 feet.

Not only can Alaska Moose get as tall as 6 Feet the Moose can weigh as much as 800 lbs to as much as 1,600 lbs for a large adult male moose.

A Moose can be dangerous when it sees a human as a threat to them.

But mostly if you just leave the moose alone and keep your distance from the moose the moose will just leave you alone as well.

Some moose will even just rather flee away from the human if they see you as a threat unless you're already too close to the moose.

But if a moose did attack a human then the moose would likely either kill the human or severely injure the human.

So keep your distance from the moose when you're around them and you should be fine.

There have been several people attacked by moose though in Alaska so it can and does happen but as long as you're careful they will usually leave humans alone.

Yes there are moose in Russia.

Moose are found in Russia as well as Alaska, Maine, New England.

A Moose Diet consists mostly of things such as terrestrial and aquatic vegetation.

Predators of the Moose are predators such as the gray wolf along with bears and humans.

A Moose has a natural lifespan of between 15 to 25 years if the moose is not killed first during hunting.

Hunting of moose is usually legal in most states that have moose but some places you may need to get a permit to hunt the moose.

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