It is the largest deer in the world, with a body length of up to 300 centimeters and a weight of up to 1000 kilograms. It mainly lives in coniferous forests and mixed forests with temperate to subarctic climates in the northern hemisphere, with a wide distribution range. Named after its tall body and camel like long legs, male moose have particularly large antlers with a unique shape. It is a typical forest animal that is active during the day, good at swimming and jumping, and has a wide diet, mainly feeding on leaves, tender branches, and aquatic plants. The quantity varies in different regions, with some areas such as China having fewer quantities, while it is more common in Siberia and North America.