Moose head as beautiful decorative wall decoration.

The moose is a very large animal with a remarkable nose. The coat is rough and greyish brown in color. Moulting falls in the spring. The legs are long, so he can walk in the deep snow, and are greyish white. In females (cows), this color goes on to the tail. Adult males (bulls) have a beard and antlers. Elk have a good sense of smell and hearing. However, visibility is limited. The moose has a snout-vent length of 200 to 290 centimeters. The female is approximately 25% smaller than the male. The male has a height of 180 to 220 centimeters and a weight of 320 to 800 kilograms, the female a withers of 150 to 170 centimeters and a weight of 275 to 375 kilograms. The tail is quite small, and only 7 to 10 centimeters long. The antlers can easily reach a wingspan of two meters. Eland Bulls generally have a wide, sheet-shaped spud antler with short projections, but there are also individuals with a rod takvormig antlers. The occurrence of both types is geographically: as bulls in southern Scandinavia are often a rod antlers and northern Scandinavia more often a hoe antlers. Especially large antlers hoe his beloved hunting trophies. The antlers are shed every year between December and March. In April, it will grow again, and in August or September or October, the bark abraded skin.