Moose Activities

Probably no animal in Algonquin Park is as photographed as the Park's largest animal, the Moose. A fairly visible animal, the Moose stirs the curiosity of visitors and researchers alike. Over the years, many mysteries surrounding the Moose have been unraveled by research conducted in Algonquin. To further investigate the many fascinating areas of Moose ecology and research by exploring one of the activities below.

It's All In The Teeth
	It's All In The Teeth - Deer Jaw Age Key
	It's All In The Teeth - Jaw Aging Photos
	It's All In The Teeth - Moose Deer Photos
	It's All In The Teeth - Work Sheet
	It's All In The Teeth - Moose Deer Aging Data Sheet
	It's All In The Teeth - Teeth Through The Ages
David and Goliath
	David and Goliath - Brainworm Diagram Labelled
	David and Goliath - Brainworm Diagram Unlabelled
	David and Goliath - Common Parasites of Animals in Algonquin Park
	David and Goliath - The Elucidation of the biology of the meningeal worm
	David and Goliath - Work Sheet
The Bigger, The Better
	The Bigger, The Better - Work Sheet
	The Bigger, The Better - Bull Moose Masks
	The Bigger, The Better- Cow Moose Mask
Population Census
	Moose Population Census
	Moose census grid
	Moose Population Census - Grid Reference Cards
	Moose Population Census - Moose Census Grid
	Moose Population Census - Moose Population Census
Family Fued
	Family Fued
	Grid reference cards

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