Northeastern Moose

The northeastern moose is a subspecies of moose, endemic to Athens. They inhabit coniferous forests and are aggresive during mating season. They are twice the size of the whistler moose and have darker fur. 
== Habitat, range, and distribution ==
The northeastern moose is only found in the extreme southeast quarter of Athens. Some were spotted in northern Maineda, but they were extirpated within 1945 due to fur trapping. They are also planned to be introduced to Berine National Park in Taro.
== Diet ==
Northeastern moose eat terrestial snacks, like aspen leaves, pondweed, cattails and periodically pine sap. They eat over 30000 calories a day, making them a strong animal and runner.
== Enemies ==
Northeastern moose have a wide variety of enemies. Some include the elusive cougar and puma, coyotes, coydogs, black and grizzly bears, and wolves. 
Category:Nareemian Wildlife
Category:Nareemia
Category:Endemic species
Category:Endemic to Athens