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== Reproduction == | == Reproduction == | ||
The Moose reproduce sexual. The Moose usually live alone in Wetlands and Mountains. But when the Moose's mating season; september ~ november is come, they fighting to get their female. Usually Moose's pregnancy period is 242 ~ 250 days and born 1 ~ 3 babies. Periodically the female Moose's paired ovaries produce and release ova, which are guided through a tubular oviduct toward the uterus. When the female Moose's ova are ready to be fertilized, the animal enters a period called "heat". The female Moose supplies milk from mammary glands usually through a series of nipples along her ventral surface. The mother's milk contains the right nutrients for the development of her offspring. | The Moose reproduce sexual. The Moose usually live alone in Wetlands and Mountains. But when the Moose's mating season; september ~ november is come, they fighting to get their female. Usually Moose's pregnancy period is 242 ~ 250 days and born 1 ~ 3 babies. Periodically the female Moose's paired ovaries produce and release ova, which are guided through a tubular oviduct toward the uterus. When the female Moose's ova are ready to be fertilized, the animal enters a period called "heat". While an embryo is in the mother's womb, it is nourished by female moose's body. The female Moose supplies milk from mammary glands usually through a series of nipples along her ventral surface. The mother's milk contains the right nutrients for the development of her offspring. After their babies are born, mother train their young babies. | ||
== Ecology == | == Ecology == | ||
