Summary

Moose are the largest members of the deer family. Unlike most deer, which would run from danger, moose are aggressive beasts who stand their ground against predators. The moose has few predators, most notably wolves and tigers. Adult bulls typically weigh from 380 to 700 kg while adult cows weigh from 200 to 490 kg. The largest of all the races of moose is the Alaskan subspecies.

Powers and Stats

Tier: 9-C, 9-B kinetic energy

Name: Moose

Origin: The Real World

Gender: Varies; can be male or female

Age: Varies; the average lifespan of a moose is about 15-25 years

Classification: Alces alces

Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Bodily Weaponry

Attack Potency: Street level (Are dangerous to humans when provoked, they stand 6 ft tall & weigh 1000 lb^[1]), Wall level kinetic energy (A charging moose has a kinetic energy of 46513.8682 to 85683.4415 joules)

Speed: Superhuman (A charging moose can run up to 35 mph)

Lifting Strength: At least Class 1, possibly Class 5 (Elks, which should be comparable in size to moose, can easily wrestle with bisons, which should be comparable to bulls in strength and can have body weights reaching one tonne. Can easily handle their average body weights of over 500 kg)

Striking Strength: Street level

Durability: Street level (Bull moose fight each other during mating season; the only time they're known to herd. Can survive charging into a tree unharmed^[2])

Stamina: Peak Human (Can survive hunting wounds)

Range: Standard Melee Range, Extended Melee Range with antlers (Moose have an antler-span of 1.8 meters, with some Alaskan moose gaining antlers in excess of 2 meters)

Standard Equipment: A pair of antlers that shed every winter.

Intelligence: Animalistic

Weaknesses: Moose shed their antlers every winter (Which is a painless process); said antlers take 3 to 5 months to regrow. Moose also have a very sensitive nose, which wolves may make use of in order to paralyze said moose.

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