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'Ghost moose' spotted in Colorado

CPW says the lighter patches of fur are caused by a winter tick problem. The moose will rub up against anything to get rid of the ticks, exposing its undercoat and skin.

Published: 10:03 PM MDT May 1, 2019

Updated: 10:03 PM MDT May 1, 2019

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