Pictures of Moose-deer Hybrids
Mammalian Hybrids
Below: An obvious mule deer/moose hybrid (mule deer horns with moose body) photographed in the Gros Ventre Campground at Grand Teton National Park, December 13, 2014.
Below: A second photo of the Gros Ventre animal (December 13, 2014).
Below: A picture of another glaringly obvious moose-deer hybrid photographed near Red Feather Lakes, Colorado in the northern part of Rocky Mountains National Park.
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Below: Two other photographs found on the internet and of uncertain origin, show animals that are the reverse of those pictured above, that is, they have deer-like bodies with antlers that are moose-like. However, the exact nature of their parentage is more doubtful than in the case of the animals shown above. For instance, these could conceivably be fallow deer x white-tail hybrids (or fallow deer x mule deer hybrids).
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