Moose

• Moose
• Alaskan Moose

Elk/Moose
Expansion	Wildlife Park
Attractive/s	2 stars
Cost	1,800 (building) 1,750 (adoption)
Expansion	Wildlife Park 2
Attractive/s	3 stars
Cost	7,000
Animal Statistics
Class Order	Artiodactyl
Diet	Herbivore
Appearances	Wildlife Park Wildlife Park 2

The Moose is a large North American/Eurasian deer. It is an adoptable animal in all three Wildlife Park games.

Description

Standing up to 2.1m (6.9ft) at the shoulder, the moose is the largest member of the deer family. They can be identified from other deer by their extremely large antlers, which are shaped like an open hand (or "palmate"), as well as a dewlap, or bell, under their chin which has a currently unknown purpose. Moose have an extremely acute sense of smell and are capable swimmers. They are found across the northern regions of North America, but are also found in Eurasia, where they are often called elk.

Moose generally live in forests and can survive in a variety of habitats, but are rarely ever found far from water. They are browsers and tend to select food that has less fiber. Unlike many species of deer, which live in large herds, moose are solitary animals.

Wildlife Park

The moose is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park and is available in the base game. It is referred to by its European name of "Elk". When adopting the species, it is best to build high-height enclosure as they are capable of jumping over the low fences. Their daily needs and enrichments include hay, leaves, mineral (base game only), water, tussling (e.g. boxing equipment), scratching (e.g. branches) and swimming. In terms of environment, they prefer 30% of ground hardness, flat and leveled land, and temperate plants. An example of preferred ground is a full lawn of grass.

Wildlife Park 2

The moose is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park 2 and is available in the base game. Its daily need and enrichment necessities include grass, mineral, water and swimming. They can live individually, with 15 as the maximum number of herd.           

Basic Statistics

Cost: 7,000 Attractiveness: 3 Stars

Essential Needs

Grass: 11 kg/day Mineral: 1 kg/day Water: 1l/day Swimming: 2 hours/day

Wildlife Park 3

The moose is represented by the Alaskan Moose in Wildlife Park 3.

Gallery

Wildlife Park

Wildlife Park 2

A herd of moose in-game

Alaskan Moose
Expansion	Wildlife Park 3: Alaska
Attractive/s	3-4 stars
Cost	300-600 (adult) 1,500-3,000 (white adult) 300-600 (infant) 1,500-3,000 (white infant)
Animal Statistics
Class Order	Artiodactyl
Diet	Herbivore
Appearances	Wildlife Park 3: Alaska

The Alaskan Moose is a large North American deer. It is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park 3.

Description

The Alaskan Moose is a subspecies of Moose. Standing up to 2.1m (6.9ft) at the shoulder, the moose is the largest member of the deer family, with the Alaskan moose being the largest subspecies. They can be identified from other deer by their extremely large antlers, which are shaped like an open hand (or "palmate"), as well as a dewlap, or bell, under their chin which has a currently unknown purpose. Moose have an extremely acute sense of smell and are capable swimmers. As its name suggests, the Alaskan moose is found primarily in Alaska, as well as western Yukon.

Moose generally live in forests and can survive in a variety of habitats, but are rarely ever found far from water. They are browsers and tend to select food that has less fiber. Unlike many species of deer, which live in large herds, moose are solitary animals.

Wildlife Park 3

The Alaskan moose (under the name of Moose) is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park 3 and was added as part of the Alaska expansion pack. Their daily food and enrichment necessities include leaves, grass, mineral, water, scratching and swimming. They can live individually, with 15 as the maximum number of herd.

White Alaskan Moose

Compared to their normal kinds, this variant has a slightly higher price and attractiveness. Their needs remain the same nonetheless.

Diseases

These are the list of diseases that the said animal can suffer from:

Anxiety	Apathy	Babesiosis	Caries
Conjunctivitis	Cut	Deficiency	Dehydration
Diarrhea	Eczema	Gangrene	Gastric Ulcer
Iodine Deficiency	Mesostigmata	Myasis	Splinter
Tuberculosis	Vasculitis	Wry Neck	Oil Toxication

Trivia

• There's an unused white-gray variant texture left in the files, a similar appearance to the white variant but a shade darker with legs being entirely gray.

Gallery

Wildlife Park 3

Test render of the female Alaskan Moose

Test render of the white female Alaskan Moose

Test render of the female Alaskan Moose (black variant)

Test render of the female Alaskan Moose (red variant)

Test render of the female Alaskan Moose (yellow variant)

Test render of the female Alaskan Moose (unused white-grey variant)

Test render of the male Alaskan Moose

Test render of the white male Alaskan Moose

Test render of the male Alaskan Moose (black variant)

Test render of the male Alaskan Moose (red variant)

Test render of the male Alaskan Moose (yellow variant)

Test render of the male Alaskan Moose (unused white-gray variant)

Test render of the baby Alaskan Moose

Test render of the white baby Alaskan Moose

Test render of the baby Alaskan Moose (black variant)

Test render of the baby Alaskan Moose (red variant)

Test render of the baby Alaskan Moose (yellow variant)

Test render of the baby Alaskan Moose (unused white-gray variant)