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A young bull moose without horns eating tree bark.

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

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

Moose calf, alces alces. walking. Close-up.

Portrait of a walking Moose calf (Alces alces)

Shiras' Bull Moose in East Central Idaho.

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

European Moose Calf, Alces alces, also known as the elk, in Sweden

Moose (bull) in natural habitat at winter time.

The moose (North America) or elk (Eurasia), Alces alces, is a member of the New World deer subfamily and is the largest and heaviest extant species in the deer family.

A female moose stands in an agricultural field, eastern Poland

European Moose, Alces alces, also known as the elk. Wild life animal.

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

Mammals male bull Moose ( Alces alces ) North part of Poland, Europe winter time young pine forest

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.

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

A single yearling moose calf is trotting across a tidal flat at low tide, positioned bottom center of the horizontal frame, mid-distance. The entire surrounding is wet puddled, rippled sand. Two colors in the image - brown and gray-tan.

The American Moose (Alces americanus) is the largest antlered animal in the world and a member of the deer family. The male moose can weigh between 1,200 and 1,600 pounds and have antlers, while females may reach weights of 800 – 1,300 pounds. Moose spend a lot of their summers grazing in meadows and marshy areas. The rest of the time is spent in the forest. Moose are also excellent swimmers and use this ability to feed on underwater vegetation. Their diet also includes leaves, twigs, tree buds and bark. This female moose was photographed at the Laurance S. Rockefeller Preserve in Grand Teton National Parknear Jackson, Wyoming, USA.

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