northern Midwest

Declining moose population in upper Midwest may be due to climate change

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In the last 20 years, the moose population in the northern Midwest has declined. Researchers believe this may be due to climate change and warmer temperatures as well as an increase in the number of predators to moose.

The Tale of the Missing Moose

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