They actually are very good at hiding when they want to. They can move through the bush so quiet that even hunters often just find the tracks after sitting on a watch for hours. When directly threatened they run, they do this very well too and can cover a lot of ground in just a short time. When push comes to shove and they can do nothing else they can fight with horns and hooves often killing with a direct blow to a predator unlucky enough be in the way. A moose's front hooves are pointed and very sharp, and they can rear up and strike out with those hooves ripping their opponent (be it a bear, wolf, human, or even a horse) to shreds.
The antlers defend the moose.
Moose use their antlers primarily for mating displays and fighting during the rutting season. They will also use their antlers to defend themselves or their territory from predators or other moose. Additionally, moose may use their antlers to forage for food by pushing aside branches or vegetation.
A female Moose would probably attack something because the Moose had a calf and was trying to defend it.
It is possible for a moose to kill a wolf in self-defense, especially if the moose feels threatened or cornered. Moose are known to be aggressive and can use their size and strength to defend against predators like wolves.
No, unless the moose is too weak to fight or in a situation that it is vulnerable to that wolf. A lone wolf could kill an unguarded young moose. A moose will use its hooves to strike out at the wolf, and antlers if the bull still has them to defend himself. A pack of wolves have a much better chance of killing a moose than a lone wolf does.
As a mammal moose have internal reproduction
The word moose used in a sentence is:We saw a moose in the woods.Mr.Moose never lets a lion catch him.
Food
they use their eyes
He used harsh methods to unify and defend China.
fishing lures
Yes you can