Eastern moose, also known as the Alaskan moose or Tundra moose, are the largest subspecies of moose found in North America, and are known for their distinctive antlers and massive size. Other synonyms for the Eastern moose include the Yukon moose, which are found in Canada's Yukon Territory, and the Shiras moose, which are found in the Western United States. The Eastern moose is known for its ability to withstand cold temperatures, and is commonly found in areas with sparse vegetation and harsh climates. These massive animals are an important part of the ecosystem in their native habitats, and are heavily hunted for their meat and antlers.