The Moose Menace: A Cautionary Tale for a Changing World The introduction of moose to Newfoundland in 1878 was intended as a reliable source of meat, but it has since become an ecological disaster.
Today, the island is grappling with the consequences of its decision to bring these massive herbivores in.
While moose are native to Labrador, their introduction to Newfoundland created a perfect storm that has led to the slow eradication of the island's forests.