Moose

Young Moose

What's a Piebald Moose?

Notice anything different about the young moose pictured above? Ever see a moose before that was sporting fuzzy white socks and/or white spots? This unusual coloration is caused by a rare genetic condition. It is so rare indeed, that some people deny that piebald moose even exist!

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