Elk model is an important tool to study elk population dynamics and its relationship with the environment, plants and predators in the ecosystem, which is helpful for ecological balance management and biodiversity conservation.

Through comprehensive analysis and dynamic adjustment, the Moose model optimizes system stability and adaptability, and is widely used in business, supply chain and policy fields to improve decision-making science and overall efficiency.

As a key species of wetland ecosystem, the existence of elk is closely related to its habitat environment. They affect plant growth and promote the maintenance of biodiversity by eating grass and chewing bark.