Winter Moose
Marty the moose woke up to find snow resting on his antlers. He thinks it looks like a funny winter crown. His long scarf keeps him cozy as he strolls through the forest. Add color to Marty’s frosty new look!
Marty’s Snowy Antler Crown
Marty is walking through the forest with a funny pile of snow balanced on his antlers. It looks just like a chilly crown! His long scarf wraps around his neck to help him feel snug as he explores. Moose are very large animals, but Marty’s sweet smile makes him seem like a gentle forest friend. Maybe he is heading home after a snowy walk or searching for a quiet place to munch.
Give Marty a Forest Look
Try dark brown for Marty’s body and a lighter tan or brown for his muzzle. His antlers can be light brown, gray, or even golden if he is a royal winter moose. Color the scarf in two or three cheerful stripes—red, green, and blue would look great. Keep the snow white with pale blue edges. You can add evergreen trees behind him in deep green to make his scarf pop.
Amazing Moose Facts
Moose are the largest members of the deer family. Male moose usually grow big, flat antlers, which they shed and grow again over time. Their long legs help them walk through deep snow and wade in shallow water. Moose like to eat plants, including twigs, leaves, and water plants. Even though they look a bit like they are wearing long silly socks, their legs are very strong!
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