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Eastern moose (Alces americanus) males confront each other on a snowy forest track after the rutting season. A friendly fight that allows the dominant male to consolidate his stature. Parc de la Gaspesie. Quebec. Canada
Eastern moose (Alces americanus) males confront each other on a snowy forest track after the rutting season. A friendly fight that allows the dominant male to consolidate his stature. Parc de la Gaspesie. Quebec. Canada
Image ID: 860-291553
Artist: Philippe Henry
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