Moose Sheds Antlers On Ring Camera

Are you ready for an amazing sight of nature that is truly a rare occurrence? Get ready to witness something truly spectacular! Tyra has seen Alaskan Bull Moose on her Ring Floodlight Cam before, but she has never seen it do this! In this video, captured by the Ring Floodlight Cam, you will see an Alaskan Bull Moose shedding its antlers. This is a rare sight that you won't want to miss!

As the video begins, you'll see the moose approach the camera, and at first, it seems like any other visit. But then, something extraordinary happens: the moose starts to shed its antlers right in front of the camera! Shedding antlers is a natural process that occurs in male moose, but it's rare to catch it on camera, let alone in such a clear and close-up way.

The moose seems to be spooked off by something, and as it moves away, you can see the antlers falling off one by one. It's an amazing sight to see the moose shake and jostle its head to dislodge the antlers. The moose then runs off into the distance, leaving behind its antlers on the ground.

But the story doesn't end there! Chance, Tyra's husband, later finds and picks up the antlers. "We kept them and are going to mount them," he says. In the video, you'll see him holding up the antlers for the camera, giving you a sense of just how big they are.

This video is not only a rare sight of nature, but it's also an opportunity to learn more about these majestic creatures. Alaskan Bull Moose are the largest subspecies of moose, and they are known for their massive antlers, which can span up to six feet! Shedding antlers is a natural process that occurs in male moose every year. It's a way for them to conserve energy and prepare for the next mating season.

Join us in this video as we witness this amazing spectacle of nature and learn more about these incredible animals. You'll gain insight into the behaviors of these animals, and you'll see firsthand how amazing and unique they truly are. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!

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[AJay]

Quick question: You YT ppl don’t get cold in the winter?

[oldguy]

I was expecting him to have to butt into the telephone pole.

[thottsandsprayers]

So, did he leave them at the door like he should have? Those are money to some.