Here's a bit more detail:
* Timing varies: The exact timing depends on factors like location, weather, and individual moose health.
* Process: Antlers are shed gradually, starting with the burr (the base where the antlers are attached to the skull). The entire antler usually falls off within a few weeks.
* Regrowth: New antlers start growing back immediately after the old ones are shed, usually in the spring.
It's interesting to note that moose antlers are actually made of bone, not just skin like deer antlers. This means they require a lot of calcium and other nutrients to grow and maintain.