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S34E10: Moose: Life of a Twig Eater
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February 9, 2016
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CLIP: 9:51
Behind the Scenes with 'Moose' Cameraman Hugo Kitching
See how Hugo tracked a moose mother and her calf through 4000 square miles of wilderness.
CLIP: 1:03
Why Do Moose Enjoy Licking Cars?
Winter brings icy road conditions and a surprise treat for moose.
CLIP: 0:56
Adorable Baby Moose Learns to Swim
For moose, swimming is an important survival skill.
CLIP: 2:21
Brain Parasite Turns Moose Into Zombies
A parasite normally found in deer is wreaking havoc in moose brains.
PREVIEW: 0:41
Moose: Life of a Twig Eater | Preview
Premieres Feb 10 at 8pm ET on PBS. Check local listings.
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