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Clip: Season 34 Episode 10 | 56s Video has closed captioning.
Young moose must learn to swim, so that they can feast on pond weed and other aquatic plants. These plants are the main source of sodium for moose and only available for a short time during the summer months.
Aired: 02/10/16
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