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No, they don't, aswell as them looking quite silly, there is a reason for this; The reason being that they have some protection through the stage of them re-developing their antlers.

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No, moose typically shed their antlers at slightly different times, with one antler usually being shed before the other. This process can take a few days to a few weeks.

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