Working for Wildlife This exciting video highlights ADF&G biologists in the field capturing, weighing, and fitting short-yearling moose with radio collars. Short-yearling moose are captured and weighed regularly in different regions of the state because their weights are an important indicator of habitat quality and the nutritional status of moose populations. The Working for Wildlife video series highlights research and management activities conducted by wildlife biologists with the Alaska Depa

Alaskan Brown Bear Kills and Eats Moose in Driveway! "This brown bear sow chased and caught an adult cow moose in our driveway May 6th '07. The bear was estimated to be about 500 lbs and the cow moose an older animal. After dragging the moose a ways the bear dug into the chest cavity and pulled the heart out and ate it. She then left but came back that night a few times looking for the moose which had been towed down the road by a state trooper and a fish and wildlife guy until the next in line

Moose Tramples Snowmobiler on Trail Fairbanks, Alaska — January 22, 2024 A recreational snowmobile outing in the Alaskan backcountry took a terrifying turn Monday when an aggressive moose charged and trampled one of the riders. The shocking encounter was captured in stunning first-person footage by another snowmobiler. The heart-stopping POV footage shows the massive moose standing in the middle of the groomed trail. As the first rider attempts to maneuver around the animal, the moose suddenly c