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A little elk calf stands in a blooming meadow in beautiful Värmalnd / Sweden.

The moose, Alces alces, is the largest living deer. Young calf and its mother seen on dirt road in spruce forest.

Cow moose crossing muddy terrain, fog on background. Rago National Park, Norway

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Scandinavian Moose with antlers standing on a meadow and granzing on the edge of a forest in Norway, Scandinavia.

Moose (bull) in the forest. Wild Moose in the nature habitat.

A small elk lies on the grass in the forest, in a natural environment

European elk are now confined to the woodlands of Scandinavia and Siberia. A separate subspecies is found in North America, Alces alces americanus, they are called moose in North America. Elk are the largest members of the deer family of Cervidae, also includes red deer, roe deer, sika deer and fallow deer. Males of all these species grow and shed antlers every year. European Elk have a long muzzle where the upper lip overhangs the lower lip. They have very long hair on the neck and throat and have a sac which hangs from the neck.

Close view of a large female moose with large ears standing up, grazing in a green forest in Sweden

Portrait of a walking Moose calf (Alces alces)

Two moose - a mother and baby - chomp on some grass in an Alaskan forest meadow on a warm summer morning.

Cow moose with calf in summer, Quebec, Canada. Mother kissing baby.

Moose (bull) in the pine forest. Wild Moose.

A young moose calf stands alert in its natural habitat, surrounded by lush greenery. Its large ears and long legs give it a distinctive appearance typical of early development. Captured in summer light, this wildlife photo highlights the innocence and curiosity of a forest-born animal. Perfect for nature, wildlife, and conservation themes.

$Moose in Värmland, Sweden, embody the essence of the region's wild and serene landscapes. These majestic creatures, also known as elk in Europe, navigate the dense forests and tranquil marshlands that characterize Värmland. With their imposing size, sturdy antlers, and dark brown fur, moose seamlessly blend into the diverse natural surroundings.\n\nIn Värmland's boreal forests, moose find ample food sources, including aquatic plants, shrubs, and various vegetation. Their distinctive tracks can often be traced along the forest floor, offering a glimpse into their silent and solitary nature. The moose, being crepuscular, may be spotted during the early morning or late evening, adding an enchanting touch to the region's twilight ambiance.\n\nEncountering a moose in Värmland is a captivating experience, providing a connection to the untamed wilderness of the region. As these gentle giants roam freely through the woodlands, they contribute to the rich biodiversity and the allure of Värmland's natural heritage. Observing a moose in this picturesque setting serves as a reminder of the harmonious coexistence between wildlife and the pristine landscapes of Sweden's Värmland.$

Two young moose calves grazing in Norwegian zoo.

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