A moose was rescued by New York state officials after spending two hours in Lake Abanakee's icy waters last week.

He plowed through the drifts in a grotesque crabwise gait, head tilted to carry the overbalancing weight of the remaining antler. Doc stared at the bull, blinking. Then he stood up, sighed heavily, ...

The 1,000-pound Michigan bull moose — standing 6 feet, 5 inches tall with 40-pound, paddle-like antlers — is the iconic ...

The moose, identified as a bull moose that had shed its antlers, had been in the water for approximately two hours. After several attempts, the moose stood up and eventually returned to the woods.

The moose they rescued was later identified as a bull moose that had dropped its antlers, according to the DEC. Despite the cold temperature and icy concerns, police and forest rangers came up ...

The DEC also noted that it was a bull moose that dropped its antlers. The moose then eventually made its way back into the woods. The DEC named Environmental Conservation Police Lt. Robert Higgins ...

The moose, later identified as a bull moose that lost its antlers, was in the water for about two hours before it was rescued. "It was amazing," Higgins said. "I was really surprised it was able ...