The noise and excitement of combat attract other moose. How many cows (no antlers), young bulls (small antlers), and prime bulls (large antlers) can you count in the background painting?

Spongy, wet ground containing sphagnum moss and decomposing organic matter. Also called muskeg. 

These black spruce trees (Picea mariana) are stunted from growing in the bog's wet, acidic ground.

Fighting moose can sustain serious injuries, such as broken bones, internal bleeding, and gouged eyes.

Fighting moose roll their eyes to see better and send signals. This bull's downward-cast eye means he is holding his ground. 

Male moose grow new antlers every year. They shed them after the mating season when the testosterone levels decline. 

The boreal forest is a broad swath of trees, often stunted and consisting mainly of larch, willow, pine, and spruce, that covers northern North America and Eurasia.