What is the circumference of a moose?
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Douglas Adams squared timesed by Pluto Nash
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Equatorial circumference of the earth is 40,075.2 km which is\n40,075,200,000mm\nMeridional circumference of the earth is 40,007.86 km wich is\n40,000,786,000mm
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six inches\n\n\n\n\nLOL
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http://www.martinwgrosnick.com/AkHtmls/Caribou_26816.html
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A 13 year old pygmy elephant would be between 700-900 pounds.\nA 13 year old killer whale would be between 650-725 pounds. You didn't specify which species in your question, so I'm starting with those.
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circumference = pie times diameter\nradius is half of the diameter\n\nso if you have either the circumference or the diameter, you can figure it out.
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This question is gibberish.  The circumference of the earth is about 25,000 miles.  I guess Chris W is the only one who can understand you and he doesn't know the difference between "our" and "are".  This site seems to be infested with ignorance.
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Adults range in length from 2 to 4m (6 to 13 feet) and in weight from 150 to 650kg (330 to 1430 pounds) with males being slightly longer and considerably heavier than females on average. The size of the dolphin appears to vary considerably with habitat. Most research in this area has been restricted to the North Atlantic Ocean, where researchers (Hersh and Duffield, 1990) have identified two ecotypes. Those dolphins in warmer, shallower waters tend to have a smaller body than their cousins in cooler pelagic waters. For example a survey of animals in the Moray Firth in Scotland, the world's northernmost resident population, recorded an average adult length of just under 4m (13 feet). This compares with a 2.5m (8 feet) average in a population off Florida. Those in colder waters also have a fattier composition and blood more suited to deep-diving.
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i would say b)\n\nbecause new wolves might bring new problems like different diseases or prey on other animals, which would screw the ecosystem over even more! at least with letting the moose reach carrying capacity, you know that nothing new is being introduced into the area, and when the moose population crashes, the plants and things that the moose effect will have some time to recover before the next period of moose overpopulation.
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It takes a lot of energy and nutrients to grow antlers.  Antlers are solid bone.  As they grow they are covered in a fuzzy skin called velvet.  This velvet is full nerves and blood vessels.  When it is time for the antlers to be used for competing with other males for mates, the blood supply is cut off from the velvet and it shrivels and falls off.  The antlers no longer need nutrients for growing and all a moose's energy can be used for fighting other males.  During the harsh winters of temperate and boreal forests, the moose need to invest all their nutrients to surviving the winter, not growing antlers. The antlers are cumbersome outside of the rutting season and are totally useless.  So they fall off.  The antlers are eaten by rabbits and rodents that need the calcium to survive the winter.
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Caribou, also called reindeer, can run at speeds of 50 mph and can travel 3,000 miles in one year. Females weigh about 60 to 170 kg, roughly 120 to 340 pounds, and males weigh 300 kg, about 600 pounds.
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The entire brain of a sheep is much smaller than that of a human, and the fornix is no exception.  A sheep's brain is approximately 140 cc, compared to a human's at 1400 cc, so the overall size is about 1/10.  I would expect that general ratio to hold true for the fornix.
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A few hockey players and about 10 MILLION moose!
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These animals have grey-brown fur with silver grey underparts, a pointed nose and has a short tail. They are about 16 cm in length including a 3 cm long tail and weighs about 75 g. Their front paws are broad and spade-shaped, specialized for digging. They have 36 teeth. Their eyes are covered by fur and their ears are not visible.
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the circumference of a circle is the diameter * pi.\n\nor...\n\nC = d * 3.14
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Second only to polar bears, brown bears are the largest land carnivores. A subspecies called the Kodiak bear is particularly impressive, and can reach similar sizes to its polar cousin. \n\nStatistics\nBody length: 180-210cm, Weight: males: 135-390kg, females: 95-205kg.\n\n\nThey typically have brown fur, but this can vary from cream to almost black. Grizzly bears (U.a.horribilis) have long white-tipped hairs along the shoulders and back, which give the bear a grizzled appearance. They have a hump on their shoulders, a concave face and long, curved claws.
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It won't be easy over the internet. Try using google scholar to search for papers focused on allometry and morphometrics of long bones. You'll probably find scattered information on specific mammalian taxa.  \nHere are some useful citations (papers with lots of measurements): \nBertram JE, Biewener AA. 1990. Differential scaling of the long bones in the terrestrial carnivora and other mammals.\nJournal of Morphology 204(2):157-169.  \n\nBou J, Casinos A, Ocaña J. 1987. Allometry of the limb long bones of insectivores and rodents. Journal of Morphology 192(2):113-23.