Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

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This momma moose recently gave birth to twins in the backyard of an Alaskan home. She’s reportedly has returned to the same ѕрot to give birth for the past six years — only this time, it was саᴜɡһt on camera.

Mommy gives birth to baby number one.

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

And oᴜt pops baby number two!

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

It’s time for baby’s first bath!

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

Now all clean, the first calf begins to teeter onto his hooves and knees.

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

Success! He stands up for the first time! But, not for long…

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

…dowп he goes! But persistence is key.

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

As the firstborn calf keeps practicing his balance, the second born stands up for the first time.

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

Then after some wobbly first steps, a pause — and his first somersault!

Not just one, but two! A mother elk gave birth in the backyard of a house in Alaska. Reportedly, she’s been returning to the same birthing ѕрot for the past six years – only this time she’s given birth to two extremely cute babies.video

Female moose, or cows, give birth to one or two babies in the springtime after an eight-month gestational period. The nutrient-rich milk provided by the mother help the calves grow quickly and they are often weaned off the milk within six months. Nevertheless, the adorable young moose stay by their mother’s side until the following spring when she will give birth to new offspring.

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