moose造句

Bill Clinton could probably undress a moose.

A bull moose can weigh up to 550 kilos.

The only tracks were those made by bears, wolves, elk and moose.

On the islands of the Kronotsky river, wild reindeer and moose coexist with bears.

They also gave me one of a moose, believe it or not.

Its moose had died of old age, days before. But a big, friendly, black bear rolled in the sun.

She is already planning her baking schedule to cover all the extra baguettes needed for Colebrook’s moose festival in August.

The park is home to polar bears and other wildlife, including wolves, moose, and many rare bird species.

This year's winner German hairdresser Elmar Weisser, 47, transformed his whiskers into a Norwegian flag and a moose.

As with wolves, these bears are targeted because they eat moose and caribou in an area where Numbers of those animals have declined.

But the habit of the moose to wander across highways in the dark has made it a road hazard responsible for around 700 collisions a year.

This stresses that moose are unpredictable, able to swim as fast "as two men paddling a canoe" or run at 35 miles (56km) an hour.

Research in neighbouring Quebec has found that putting less salt on roads makes them less attractive to moose, who make a beeline for salty roadside pools of water.

Then our first taste of wilderness at the Kejimkujik 147-square-mile National Park, whose rolling hills and waterways are home to moose, bear, red squirrels and ancient hemlock forests.

A lone male Wolf crosses the unmarked border between Sweden and Norway in search of food, Mr Mankell writes. His last meal was a dead moose, devoured several days before.

Those interviewed spoke of a change in the range of species of mammals (moose and beaver) as well as a decrease in the number of some bird species (ptarmigan).

Cows jumping makes more sense if the cow is a cow moose and the moon is the moon river in Ontario (or perhaps a water buffalo cow jumping the river of the same name that is a tributary of the Mekong).