Question

question 1
what is the main way that moose survive the winter, when its main food source disappears?
it migrates south to warmer areas
it changes its diet
it uses its large antlers to clear away snow
it stores food for the winter
it hibernates

Explanation:

Moose do not migrate long - distance like some birds. Their antlers are mainly for mating and defense, not for snow - clearing in a way that would solve the food problem. They do not store food in large quantities like some rodents. And moose do not hibernate. When their main summer food (like aquatic plants) is not available in winter, they change their diet to woody plants like twigs and bark.

Answer:

It changes it's diet