Four calves settled at the Moose Biological Station
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Four calves settled at the Moose Biological Station

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05-22-2023
 
The press service of the Losiny Ostrov National Park announced the arrival of four moose calves, which were previously kept on the territory of the organization in the village of Stepankovo, Shakhovskaya urban district. Babies are less than two weeks old. Their transfer to the national park was organized by the environmental prosecutor's office near Moscow.

According to preliminary assessment, the state of health of the cubs is satisfactory. However, one baby had a violation of the musculoskeletal system.

Now the calves are under the supervision of veterinarians and employees of the Moose Biological Station.
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