Redwood National and State Parks - Redwood Ranger Minute: Roosevelt Elk

The video discusses the Roosevelt Elk in Redwood National and State Parks, highlighting their conservation success and viewing locations. It describes the physical characteristics of elk, including their antlers, and explains their behavior during mating season. The video also provides safety tips for observing elk in the park.

What is the largest mammal found on land in Redwood National and State Parks?

• Bison

• Grizzly Bear

• Mountain Lion

• Roosevelt Elk

Where can you view Roosevelt Elk within the Redwood National and State Parks?

• Elk Prairie and Prairie Creek

• Yosemite Valley

• Grand Canyon

• Yellowstone

What distinguishes male Roosevelt Elk from females?

• Presence of antlers

• Longer tails

• Larger size

• Different fur color

What is the purpose of the antlers during the mating season?

• To dig for food

• To fight rival males

• To attract females

• To protect from predators

When are female Roosevelt Elk most likely to act aggressively?

• During the summer

• In the spring when they have calves

• In the fall during the rut

• During the winter