Alaska

From adn.com: The four-legged visitor didn’t seem to have much of a taste for the atrium’s selection of greenery, which includes dracaenas, palms, spathiphyllum, aglaonemas, lilyturf and a ficus tree — basically, plants more commonly found in places like Florida or Hawaii, said Monica Emerton, who owns the company that maintains the atrium. All the plants are relatively low toxicity for people and pets, though not specifically moose.

The moose ate “not much” of any plants, Emerton said. “She was just tasting, apparently."