1. In North America, the largest member of the deer family (Alces alces) is called the moose. In Europe, what is Alces alces sometimes called? Wapiti Elk Muntjac Brocket

2. Moose (Alces alces) are the largest member of the deer family, Family Cervidae, but which of the following are in the same genus, Alces, with the moose? none Hog deer Chinese water deer Caribou & reindeer

3. In what country would we be least likely to find moose? Sweden Canada England United States

4. The moose boasts one of the fastest growing individual organs of any animal on earth. What organ is it? Antlers Liver Bell sac Stomach

5. What will happen to the antlers of a bull moose who becomes castrated? His antlers will remain exactly as they are indefinitely, neither growing nor shedding His antlers will continue to grow in size but will never harden His current antler will be shed after mating as usual, but will never re-grow His current antlers are shed and a permanent deformed set will grow

6. Male moose have a characteristic sac called a bell. From where does the sac hang? At the base of its tail From its neck Between its antlers Off the tip of its nose

7. With what substance is the bell scented? Testosterone and moose oil Moss and decaying plant material Urine-soaked mud Saliva or moose drool

8. In what part of the world are the largest moose found? Alaska Siberia Canada Scandinavia

9. What is the mating season of moose often called? The rut Anestrus Harvest Gestation

10. What noise do moose most often make? High, shrill whistles Gentle cooing and whispers Moose are incapable of vocalizations Low-pitched grunts and barks