ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月26日 23時37分

Video screenshot by Bertie Gregory @bertiegregory | A bull moose navigates his antlers through thick willows on the west coast of the Hudson Bay in Manitoba, Canada. The biggest bulls can grow antlers that are up to six feet across, weighing about 40 pounds (18 kilograms). Like other members of the Cervidae (deer) family, moose grow and shed their antlers each year. Having the biggest antlers helps males achieve reproductive success. To see this bull in action, check out my new online series, ‘Wild_Life: The Big Freeze,’ available on National Geographic YouTube and at natgeo.com/wildlife. Content sponsored by @Explore Canada. Follow @bertiegregory for more on the series.

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alexia_the_pnano SAM WINCHESTER!!!? WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN THE SNOW!!? GO BACK TO DEAN!!! 😂

narritinha Amazing! I would love a print of this photo ! Congrats @bertiegregory

jacknotclose @sea_k9 headed home after a long night of boozing @riccardigold

c.a.masterson Hopefully not shot with a drone that frightened the wildlife

anmol.047 Oh shoot!! That's one hell of a picture!! Amazing! ??

shirtpants11 How the heck did you take that picture

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