How many babys can a Canadian moose have in its life?

A Canadian moose typically gives birth to one calf per year, although twins can occur in some cases. Over her reproductive lifespan, which can span around 10-15 years, a female moose may produce 5 to 10 calves, depending on her health, environmental conditions, and predation pressures. However, not all calves survive to adulthood due to various factors.