Moose vs Tufted deer

The moose is heavier: 357 kg against 33.5 kg for the tufted deer, about 11 times the weight.

What is the difference between a moose and a tufted deer?

Each point below is worked out from a pair of recorded values.

The moose is heavier: 357 kg against 33.5 kg for the tufted deer, about 11 times the weight.
The moose is longer-lived: 27 years against 22.6 years for the tufted deer, about 19% longer.
They share the family Cervidae but sit in different genera: Moose in Alces, Tufted deer in Elaphodus.
The moose is listed as Least Concern on the IUCN Red List; the tufted deer is Near Threatened.

	Moose	Tufted deer
Scientific name	Alces alces	Elaphodus cephalophus
Family	Cervidae	Cervidae
Order	Artiodactyla	Artiodactyla
Weight	351 kg – 789 kg	17 kg – 33.5 kg
Length	Not recorded	Not recorded
Lifespan	27 years	22.6 years
Main food	forb, polypodiopsida, populus tremuloides, potamogeton distinctus, salix, taraxacum	Not recorded
Habitat	shrubland	Not recorded
Conservation status	Least Concern	Near Threatened
Countries recorded	Not recorded	Not recorded

A scale drawing needs a recorded length for both animals; only weights are on record for this pair.