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Washington Moose 229 Raises Rare Triplet Calves, Stay Clear

6/25/2026

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Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Moose 229 in north Spokane is caring for three calves.
Samantha Bundick said triplets occur only once every 1,000 to 2,000 births, making them rare.
Bundick said the triplets indicate the moose is healthy and estimated its age at four to eight years.
WDFW advised people to give the moose and calves space, noting they may stay together until next spring.

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Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife announced Moose 229 in north Spokane is caring for three calves.
Samantha Bundick said triplets occur only once every 1,000 to 2,000 births, making them rare.
Bundick said the triplets indicate the moose is healthy and estimated its age at four to eight years.
WDFW advised people to give the moose and calves space, noting they may stay together until next spring.