Moose Woodlet
Katmai Moose Woodlet
The moose of Katmai National Park are among the largest land mammals in North America. They thrive in the park’s diverse habitats, from dense boreal forests to open river valleys. These solitary herbivores are well-adapted to the harsh Alaskan environment, using their long legs to wade through deep snow and forage on willow, birch, and aquatic vegetation. Bulls grow massive antlers each year, shedding them in winter after the fall rut, while cows fiercely protect their calves from predators like wolves and bears.
This dark brown moose woodlet captures the strength and resilience of these iconic animals. Whether you admire their towering presence, adaptability, or vital role in the Alaskan wilderness, this piece brings a touch of Katmai’s untamed beauty into your home.
🧩 Flat-pack fun, our 3D wooden kit-sets are raring to be pieced together
🧩 Made from 100% sustainably sourced wood & VOC-free inks
🧩 Simple-to-follow visual guides for a smooth, hassle-free assembly
Katmai Moose Woodlet
The moose of Katmai National Park are among the largest land mammals in North America. They thrive in the park’s diverse habitats, from dense boreal forests to open river valleys. These solitary herbivores are well-adapted to the harsh Alaskan environment, using their long legs to wade through deep snow and forage on willow, birch, and aquatic vegetation. Bulls grow massive antlers each year, shedding them in winter after the fall rut, while cows fiercely protect their calves from predators like wolves and bears.
This dark brown moose woodlet captures the strength and resilience of these iconic animals. Whether you admire their towering presence, adaptability, or vital role in the Alaskan wilderness, this piece brings a touch of Katmai’s untamed beauty into your home.
🧩 Flat-pack fun, our 3D wooden kit-sets are raring to be pieced together
🧩 Made from 100% sustainably sourced wood & VOC-free inks
🧩 Simple-to-follow visual guides for a smooth, hassle-free assembly
Katmai Moose Woodlet
The moose of Katmai National Park are among the largest land mammals in North America. They thrive in the park’s diverse habitats, from dense boreal forests to open river valleys. These solitary herbivores are well-adapted to the harsh Alaskan environment, using their long legs to wade through deep snow and forage on willow, birch, and aquatic vegetation. Bulls grow massive antlers each year, shedding them in winter after the fall rut, while cows fiercely protect their calves from predators like wolves and bears.
This dark brown moose woodlet captures the strength and resilience of these iconic animals. Whether you admire their towering presence, adaptability, or vital role in the Alaskan wilderness, this piece brings a touch of Katmai’s untamed beauty into your home.
🧩 Flat-pack fun, our 3D wooden kit-sets are raring to be pieced together
🧩 Made from 100% sustainably sourced wood & VOC-free inks
🧩 Simple-to-follow visual guides for a smooth, hassle-free assembly
