Moose Behavior and Adventures

Larry visits Alaska to experience moose season and is invited to see a 'kissing moose.' Before meeting the moose, he helps herd reindeer at a farm. He learns about reindeer and caribou, and finally meets Denali, a moose raised by humans. Larry feeds Denali bananas and learns interesting moose facts, such as their solitary nature outside mating season. The experience ends with Larry reflecting on his adventure.

What was Larry's initial reason for visiting Alaska?

• To see the Northern Lights

• To climb mountains

• To experience moose season

• To go fishing

Where does the 'kissing moose' live?

• In a zoo

• In a national park

• At a reindeer farm

• In the wild

What is a reindeer essentially?

• A type of caribou

• A type of elk

• A type of deer

• A type of moose

Why does Denali the moose love people?

• He was trained by a circus

• He was rescued from the wild

• He was born in a zoo

• He was raised by humans

What is Denali's favorite treat?

• Berries

• Bananas

• Carrots

• Apples

How do male and female moose interact outside of mating season?

• They migrate together

• They avoid each other

• They form small groups

• They live together

What did Larry receive after kissing Denali?

• A photo

• A medal

• A hat

• A certificate

What humorous comparison is made about moose behavior?

• Like Tom and Jerry

• Like Romeo and Juliet

• Like Bill and Hillary

• Like cats and dogs

What did Larry note about his face after the experience?

• It was covered in moose slobber

• It was scratched

• It was sunburned

• It was painted

What lesson did Larry learn from his adventure?

• Never trust a moose

• Always say yes

• Sometimes it's okay to say no

• Always carry a camera