Moose underwater

Heuvelmans-sea-serpent-motley-Oct-2009 Know_your_Sea_Serpents_by_Pristichampsus In both of the Sea Serpent charts above the "Merhorse" is the one at the lowest right hand corner. Below is the "Merhorse" of the second chart by Tim Morris (Pristichampsus) and I have modified it slightly to match the other Merhorse in the other chart more (I could have made the head even larger and morse horselike, but I settled on a compromise: likewise I cut the tail in half as a compromise between not tail…

Happiness is a cool pool on a hot day. Riding Mountain National Park, MB

Moose

Moose feel most at home in the water, and during the summer months, will spend the majority of their time in lakes and rivers, feeding on aquatic plants. They're also highly skilled swimmers, and can hold their breath up to 30 seconds underwater.

Bull moose standing in the water. Dawn and dusk are excellent times for spotting moose along the Northern Highways.

This moose wishes you a very happy Canadian thanksgiving! Photo by @workincanadaco #MyJasper

Two bull moose cooling off in the afternoon sun

Sneak a peek into the secret world of moose diving depths and discover the surprising capabilities of these majestic creatures.

Early mornings have a bad reputation. Everyone wants to sleep in. Nobody wants to wake up early. But then that’s modern living, I guess. Early mornings have been tainted by their associated with work

One of the categories of creatures that lies squarely somewhere out in the fringe twilight between cryptozoology and the paranormal is the phenomenon of spectral animals. Britain has its mysterious phantom black dogs, the Midwest of the United States seems to be plagued by bizarre disappearing and reappearing kangaroos, the list goes on. These are

Another view of "Funky Antler" from the archives. These guys should start showing up as soon as the water levels subside. www.markpicard.com

Moose need to be in the water to drink water because their leg prevent them kneeing down low enough.