Moose (English name: moose): It is the largest deer animal in the world. There are 2 species and 8 subspecies in the genus Moose. The name of the moose is derived from the fact that its shoulders are higher than its hips, similar to that of a camel. It is also known as Kandahan (Manchu), Madahan (Manchu), and Ya. Moose is called "moose" in North America (from the "moz" in East Abnaki), and in Europe as "moz". "elk" ("elk" is used to refer to the Canadian red deer in North America). It is characterized by the palm-shaped antlers of males. Moose is a typical herbivore in the subarctic coniferous forests, living alone or in small groups, and mostly active in the morning and evening. Distributed in the northern part of Eurasia and the northern part of North America. The coat color of different subspecies is different. (In 2005, the biological love Wilson and Reed recognized that moose is divided into Eurasian moose and North American moose as separate species.)
