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A Tabantha Moose is a great stag covered in shaggy fur. It has high, sloping shoulders and a muscular build. It is a quadruped that stands on thin legs, each one ending in a large cloven hoof covered in furry tufts. Its body is a solid dark brown that breaks into a whitish color at its wrists and heels. It has beady eyes and a distinctive, rotund snout. A fat, woolly dewlap extends from its throat. The most eye-catching parts of the Moose’s anatomy are its palmate antlers, which it sheds and regrows annually.<ref>{{Cite|It's easily distinguished by its immense antlers, which these moose shed and regrow yearly.|Hyrule Compendium|BotW}}</ref> | A Tabantha Moose is a great stag covered in shaggy fur. It has high, sloping shoulders and a muscular build. It is a quadruped that stands on thin legs, each one ending in a large cloven hoof covered in furry tufts. Its body is a solid dark brown that breaks into a whitish color at its wrists and heels. It has beady eyes and a distinctive, rotund snout. A fat, woolly dewlap extends from its throat. The most eye-catching parts of the Moose’s anatomy are its palmate antlers, which it sheds and regrows annually.<ref>{{Cite|It's easily distinguished by its immense antlers, which these moose shed and regrow yearly.|Hyrule Compendium|BotW}}</ref> | ||
Tabantha Moose | Tabantha Moose is a large species of [[deer]] exclusively found in the snowy, montane areas of [[Hyrule]].<ref>{{Cite|The largest breed of deer in Hyrule...|Hyrule Compendium|BotW}}</ref> The [[Hyrule Compendium]] specifies the [[Hebra Mountains]] and [[Gerudo Highlands]] as common locations where they can be found, but – as their name suggests – they are also found in [[Tabantha]]. Though usually found alone or in the company of a [[Great-Horned Rhinoceros]], herds of Tabantha Moose can be found on the [[Tabantha Tundra]]. Despite their size, the Moose are skittish animals that will flee at the slightest detection of sound. Tabantha Moose are known for their high-quality meat. Killing one produces either [[Raw Prime Meat]] or [[Raw Gourmet Meat]], rarer spoils than regular [[Raw Meat]]. The Raw Gourmet Meat can be given to [[Trott]] in order to complete the [[Side Quest]], "[[A Rare Find]]". | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
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Template:Species Tabantha Moose are Creatures in Breath of the Wild.[1]
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A Tabantha Moose is a great stag covered in shaggy fur. It has high, sloping shoulders and a muscular build. It is a quadruped that stands on thin legs, each one ending in a large cloven hoof covered in furry tufts. Its body is a solid dark brown that breaks into a whitish color at its wrists and heels. It has beady eyes and a distinctive, rotund snout. A fat, woolly dewlap extends from its throat. The most eye-catching parts of the Moose’s anatomy are its palmate antlers, which it sheds and regrows annually.[2]
Tabantha Moose is a large species of deer exclusively found in the snowy, montane areas of Hyrule.[3] The Hyrule Compendium specifies the Hebra Mountains and Gerudo Highlands as common locations where they can be found, but – as their name suggests – they are also found in Tabantha. Though usually found alone or in the company of a Great-Horned Rhinoceros, herds of Tabantha Moose can be found on the Tabantha Tundra. Despite their size, the Moose are skittish animals that will flee at the slightest detection of sound. Tabantha Moose are known for their high-quality meat. Killing one produces either Raw Prime Meat or Raw Gourmet Meat, rarer spoils than regular Raw Meat. The Raw Gourmet Meat can be given to Trott in order to complete the Side Quest, "A Rare Find".
Trivia
- The Tabantha Moose is the only species of deer that Link cannot mount or ride in Breath of the Wild.
- The Tabantha Moose strikingly resembles and is likely based on a bull moose, massive deer found in forests of the northern hemisphere.
- Tabantha Moose are physically only reflective of male moose. There are no Tabantha Moose resembling female moose in Breath of the Wild.
Nomenclature
 Names in Other Regions  | ||
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| Language | Names | Meanings |
 Japanese | タバンタヘラジカ (Tabanta herajika)[4] | |
   ChineseTR | 塔邦撻駝鹿 (Tǎbāngtà tuólù) | |
 ChineseSI | 塔邦挞驼鹿 (Tǎbāngtàtuólù) | |
 Dutch | Tabantha-eland[5] | Same as English |
 FrenchCA | Orignal de Tabanta | |
 FrenchEU | Élan de Tabanta | |
 German | Tabanta-elch | |
 Italian | Alce di Colbacco | |
 Korean | 타반타엘크 (Tabantaelkeu) | |
 Russian | Табантский лось (Tabant·skiy losʹ) | |
 SpanishLA | Alce de Tabanta | |
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See Also
References
- ↑ "Tabantha Moose" — Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "It's easily distinguished by its immense antlers, which these moose shed and regrow yearly." — Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "The largest breed of deer in Hyrule..." — Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "タバンタヘラジカ" — Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)
- ↑ "Tabantha-eland" — Hyrule Compendium (Breath of the Wild)