The Moose Population In Each State They Inhabit & Their Future

Moose are one of the largest animals found within the United States. This herbivore can actually be found in 19 different states, especially in the north of the country. With populations fluctuating across several states, the future of these mammals is yet to be known.
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[@brianparmenter3583]

Every state that have wolves will have decreased moose populations. The states are blaming it on ticks but that's bs

[@dondinning6010]

Ticks are a big concern for moose here in idaho. But the biggest threat to moose in Idaho, my home state is wolves. But the govt in charge doesnt want to admit that because it is their fault.

[@jacobsukovaty520]

That's natural dummy wolves eat moose the reason these moose are dying is because of ticks and the lack of fire because people can't see that fire is necessary for a healthy forests and grasslands it's not because of wolves it's ticks and lack of fire.

[@kornelpanik6137]

Great Video!

[@Dan_-]

5:12
Really? Well, I'm from Utica, and I've never heard anyone use the phrase "steamed moose".

[@davidgoldsen8504]

Hunting and car accidents kill more than anything.

[@austinhughes1924]

Sounds like scientists need to find a way to help the moose.Either get rid of or get the tick problem under control.

[@jacobsukovaty520]

It's a lack of fire ticks can't handle extreme heat back in the day that's how nature delt with ticks and invasive species fires would burn through these places killing ticks and other. problem species

[@jamesivie5717]

They are beautiful. I live in Utah and we can see them in some mountain areas, close to Salt Lake City.

[@garrettholcomb8655]

Well that thing you're saying about Idaho well you got that right. In a few years from now I'm going to go get a big bull moose myself.

[@randyrjohnson8476]

Fire controls ticks

[@Chris_at_Home]

Wild fires bring back good moose feed. I wonder why the moose in Connecticut, NY and Massachusetts don’t have a tick problem. They are warmer than Maine.

[@jamesvonwald3518]

There's also moves in Canada Europe and some parts of Asia and New Zealand. More than just the United States.

[@cpnolto]

Connecticut? Is that for real? There is a town in Conn called MOOSUP - It never occurred to me that there was an ACTUAL Moose population in Conn. My God, Moosup is ALMOST RHODE ISLAND! Who'd a thunk it??!!

[@GeorgeSemel]

Well its not really news, there has been a small population of Moose in CT for quite some time. On the other hand there is a growing Black Bear Population here as well.