And so one thing led to another and I took it to a colleague at the Illinois State Museum where they have a collection of these animals, and he compared it to the Stag-moose and that’s what it ...

But some discoveries turn out to be highly unusual, as was the case with an antler from an extinct Ice Age animal known as a stag-moose or elk-moose. “At first, I was puzzled. I knew it did not belong ...

Wooly mammoths, sabertooth cats, dire wolves, huge short-faced bears, and the very similar stag-moose. Modern-day moose are still on the move. Experts say they’re now thriving in a new landscape ...

Maybe it's a bite wound. And maybe, just maybe, the stag moose was killed by a predator that had long disappeared from these parts. "If we can show the marks on this bone are from a short-faced ...

More properly, he was a stag-moose. He stood about 12 feet tall, weighed about 1,700 pounds and liked to eat aquatic plants. In fact, that`s what did him in. On an early winter day about 12,000 ...

The wounded stag walked heavily along the edge of the thicket and disappeared ... having learned of Newfoundland’s special caribou and moose season. He had interested Russ VanWald and his brother ...

The Ice Age meltdown 12,000 years ago wiped out the mammoth, the mastodon and the stag moose. The one late Friday night at UD Arena claimed the Dayton Flyers. Playing to a sold-out, super-hyped ...

"The moose in North America and the elk in the UK are effectively the same species as the Swedish älg," Hamnqvist told The Local. "In North America, however, there's a breed of stag that is known as ...

An extremely rare ‘ghostly’ white stag has been caught on camera in Scotland. The stag was spotted in the Cairngorms National Park on Jan.7 by a group of friends hiking as part of a bachelor ...

Today's science pages tell you a little about the moose and a lot about the research. It is the ninth time the remains of a stag moose has been found in Ohio. But this one is pretty intriguing.

The giant stag of Southern Exmoor ... hard winters Red deer - which is the fourth largest deer species behind moose, elk and sambar deer - are also found in the Atlas and Caucasus mountains ...

Jan. 14—The Ice Age meltdown 12,000 years ago wiped out the mammoth, the mastodon and the stag moose. The one late Friday night at UD Arena claimed the Dayton Flyers. Playing to a sold-out ...