Here is a little group of Moose that are
members of Jeannie's very large collection of Stuffed Animals.
Peeking out at us from the left is Baby Murphy the Moose
made by Stuffed Animal House. Behind him is Matthew
the Boyds Bear disguised as a moose, in back is an expandable
Moose made by Ganz. His legs expand and contract, making him
larger or smaller. The brown moose in the center is Marvin
the Moose from Russ, and in the red hat and scarf is Lester
Mintly from Boyds, in front of Lester is Baby Maxwell
from WishPets and the tiny little moose in front is a
Maget Mate made by Ganz. Check
the Gift Shop to see our selection of Moose. The Christmas Moose can
be found at this link.
These are all moose made by Ty
Inc. Lumpy is a Pluffie (center), on the left is Chocolate
the Moose, we also have a little miniature Chocolate and
at right is Dominion the Moose Beanie Baby.
This group of moose includes, from left:
a moose Cuddlekins from Wild Republic, a little Moose
Luv Pet from Russ, a Christmas Moose Shining
Star from Russ, a Moose Snuggle Buddy from Wild
Republic and the little moose at front right is Reggie
the Bearington moose.
This group of Moose includes a little Moose
Keychain from Aurora, a Moose Piggy Bank from Jaag,
and a little Squishy Moose made by Jaag and at
far right is a little Moose made by Stuffed Animal House.
Moose
(Alces alces) 
are the largest members
of the deer family (Cervidae). Few predators can challenge a
healthy adult. A large moose can weigh up to 1750 pounds.
Moose are usually shy and generally stay
close to ponds or lakes where they enjoy browsing for aquatic
plants. They also eat a variety of grasses, herbs and bark.They
can outswim wolves and will run to water to escape being harassed.
The wolf is their chief predator.
Many hunters and naturalists consider the
bull moose during the fall rut one of the most dangerous animals.
They can be unpredictable and belligerent.A rutting moose has
been known to attack humans and even automobiles.
Moose live in the northern parts of North
America and Eurasia. They inhabit coniferous forests northward
to the tundra and southward to the limits of larch and birch
forests.
Moose breed in autumn. Calves are born
in the spring after a gestation of 240-250 days. The mother cares
for the calf until the next calf is born.
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