A moose calf is seen with a cow moose feeding in the forest.
Image Credit: FACEBOOK/ WildSafeBC
August 07, 2019 - 10:43 AM
In the spring, WildSafeBC showed us a trail cam video of a cute wobbly-legged moose calf.
Although the calf is bigger now, it hasn’t left its mom’s side just yet.
Moose calves grow quickly and should be fairly big once they reach a year old, according to WildSafeBC.
Remember to always give moose lots of space especially if they are with their young, WildSafeBC says, because they can be extremely dangerous when defending their calves.
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