Let the moose-spotting begin. As thousands of Swedish moose begin their annual migration for the summer, moose aficionados and casual fans from across the globe are tuning in to witness the journey.

I think the moose in Sweden has always been *** fascinating animal. It's our biggest animal in Sweden, and. We, we actually don't see it very often. The way you experience the great migration ...

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Every year, Sweden's moose population makes their spring migration across the country as they head to greener pastures. Since 2019, the country's public service television network has aired the event, ...

It’s time to turn on your TV for some moose spotting! On Tuesday, April 15, millions of viewers turned on their TVs to watch “The Great Moose Migration,” a Swedish 20-day, 24-hour annual livestream ...

Swedish slow TV hit "The Great Moose Migration" has become a phenomenon. The livestream of the annual event began airing Tuesday, a week ahead of schedule. Millions tune in to watch remote cameras ...

The livestream's remote cameras capture dozens of moose as they swim across the Ångerman River, some 300 kilometres northwest of Stockholm, in the annual spring migration toward summer grazing ...

Sweden’s annual moose migration has once again drawn the eyes of the world, thanks to a round-the-clock livestream showcasing the slow, majestic journey of these gentle giants. The Great Moose ...

Every spring, Sweden’s moose head north to their lush, green, summer grazing pastures. To reach their intended destination, dozens must swim across the scenic Ångerman River—and, as they do ...

The show, called The Great Moose Migration, follows the animals as they make their annual journey toward greener, summer pastures. Sweden's woodlands are home to about 300,000 elk. In fact ...

The Great Moose Migration' is a 20-day event that captures the animals' journey inland in Sweden's High Coast region Kirsty Hatcher is an Associate Editor on the People.com Morning Team.