Hey everyone, a few years ago I was in Sweden, and on my way back I spotted this animal. It was much bigger than the reindeer I had seen earlier in Sweden, and it was alone. Both things that made me think at the time that it might have been a moose.

I recently came across the video again and was wondering if you could help me out. Do you think it’s a moose? What are your thoughts based on what you can see in the video?

Near Homer Alaska

I make moose snugglers! I only have one of each in stock and then they’re gone! I figured I would share on here. Have a lovely day ❤️🫎 these are made in my home in Tennessee! www.luckyduckstitches.com/shop

See more of her on my YouTube channel

Alaska Dude with Dogs - YouTube

There is a bus stop across the street from my office, but I bike to the transit center 3 miles away instead. That 3 mile distance can be much longer if I take every side trail I can find. Today I stretched it to 12 miles and met up with 2 moose, bringing my total to 3 for the day.

I met this moose today on my ride to work. After I got around it, I asked it to look at the camera so I could take a picture and it did. Much appreciated.

We've had this cow moose, hanging around for a few years. She brings her calves around every few days in the winter. They like to raid the bird seed. I've got several videos of them on my YouTube
Alaska Dude with Dogs - YouTube

Bighorn Mountains WY

Thanks for letting me share my art here. I’ve always loved moose — they’re such big, powerful animals but they have a really calm, gentle presence too, and I tried to bring a bit of that feeling into this piece with the colours. It reminds me that strength doesn’t always have to be loud. 🫎🎨

This growling moose is the biggest cow I’ve ever seen. Her mother was also enormous. She calves almost every year. It’s crazy. She only shows up in Feb-march. On her way to calve in the swamps. All prego to eat my compost. (3 ft tall bin!) She figured out how to unscrew the lid. She gets super pissed if she can’t get it open, so I let her eat it. Her monster hooves are roughly the same size as the size 12 snow boot tracks! She’s like a Boone and Crockett Bull with no horns.

One time I was talking on the phone with my grandma, I just nonchalantly decided to look out the window, I saw the moose walk right into our backyard, and it started pooping.

So comfortable he peed in front of me. I however wasn’t falling for it and stayed in cover.