It is extremely unlikely but if the moose was sick or injured then there could be a small chance that an adult Lynx could kill a moose. Lynx mainly hunt smaller animals such as fish, rodents, rabbits, and birds. The larger prey they will hunt are deer, skunk, fox, and even domestic dogs and cats.
Moose are browsing herbivores, they don't hunt! They are hunted by both humans and animal predators.
Main predators of moose are grizzly bears, wolves, humans, and black bears.Grizzly bears-Grizzly bears often hunt both bull and cow moose in many cases. They do sometimes kill and feed on adult moose, but researches have shown that adult moose are also quite dangerous and strong even for a fully-grown big male brown bear to prey on.Wolves- Wolves do prey on adult moose occasionally when the moose is not very active or on the rut. A pack of wolves could kill an adult moose if they are lucky and smart and experienced, but some of the members could be very injured in most cases. Adult moose would usually pause the wolf pack and think more than twice. Young moose are more of a prey to a pack of wolves, but that is only when their is no cow moose to defend it.Humans- Humans have killed many moose for the past centuries in Northern America. Today, many moose can be near endangering if poaching or illegal hunting has not been stopped. We need to save moose population as well.Black bears- Black bears will actually attack anything that hinders them or comes to their territories, but usually not when they see a very big animal like an adult moose. Since a fully-grown adult moose can defend itself from a grizzly bear, then a black bear would definitely not try to hunt down the moose in most cases. Black bears do prey on the young ones that wander off away from the cow moose.
Wolves are carnivores, so their diet mainly consists of meat. They hunt and consume animals such as deer, moose, rabbits, and smaller prey like rodents. They also scavenge for carrion when necessary.
The wolves and the moose on Isle Royale have a predator-prey relationship.
Moose are prey. A lot of animals hunt them. They are herbivores too.
Moose are not predators, so they do not catch prey ever. Moose are prey animals. Very big hard to catch prey, but still prey.
No it is to small, but if there were more than one it could.
Moose don't hunt, they are hermivorous. They might chase you though.
It is extremely unlikely but if the moose was sick or injured then there could be a small chance that an adult Lynx could kill a moose. Lynx mainly hunt smaller animals such as fish, rodents, rabbits, and birds. The larger prey they will hunt are deer, skunk, fox, and even domestic dogs and cats.
The prey in the predator-prey relationship on Isle Royale are moose, which are herbivores that graze on vegetation. The predators are wolves, which hunt and feed on the moose population as their primary food source.
Moose are browsing herbivores, they don't hunt! They are hunted by both humans and animal predators.
people should not hunt moose come on do it with me moose should live
The Moose Hunt - 1931 was released on: USA: 8 May 1931
The primary predators of moose are gray wolves. Bears occasionally hunt moose. Humans, however, frequently and easily hunt moose with guns.
Both. If the prey is a tree or plant, the predator is a Moose. If the prey is a Moose, the predator is a Tiger or other animal/human looking for food or game.
Main predators of moose are grizzly bears, wolves, humans, and black bears.Grizzly bears-Grizzly bears often hunt both bull and cow moose in many cases. They do sometimes kill and feed on adult moose, but researches have shown that adult moose are also quite dangerous and strong even for a fully-grown big male brown bear to prey on.Wolves- Wolves do prey on adult moose occasionally when the moose is not very active or on the rut. A pack of wolves could kill an adult moose if they are lucky and smart and experienced, but some of the members could be very injured in most cases. Adult moose would usually pause the wolf pack and think more than twice. Young moose are more of a prey to a pack of wolves, but that is only when their is no cow moose to defend it.Humans- Humans have killed many moose for the past centuries in Northern America. Today, many moose can be near endangering if poaching or illegal hunting has not been stopped. We need to save moose population as well.Black bears- Black bears will actually attack anything that hinders them or comes to their territories, but usually not when they see a very big animal like an adult moose. Since a fully-grown adult moose can defend itself from a grizzly bear, then a black bear would definitely not try to hunt down the moose in most cases. Black bears do prey on the young ones that wander off away from the cow moose.