Utah’s moose are being ‘sucked to death’ by tiny ticks. Wildlife managers are looking for ways to reverse the trend.
Utah researchers hope to discover a way to help the state’s moose population fight off ticks.
(Utah Division of Wildlife Resources) A collared cow moose with her two calves. Researchers from the Division of Wildlife Resources have found that ticks are responsible for a decline in Utah's moose population.
Jordan is a breaking news reporter at The Tribune. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma and has written for the Houston Chronicle along with the Enid News & Eagle. When she's not reporting, she loves watching football, reading books and painting.
Jordan is a breaking news reporter at The Tribune. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma and has written for the Houston Chronicle along with the Enid News & Eagle. When she's not reporting, she loves watching football, reading books and painting.