Mammal

The moose

The moose, also known as the elk in North America, is a majestic cervid with impressive antlers, primarily inhabiting vast boreal forests where its imposing silhouette embodies the grandeur of northern wildlife.

An animal imbued with mystery and power

The robustness and grace of the boreal fauna

The moose, a majestic symbol of the vast northern regions, embodies the robustness and grace of the boreal fauna. With its slender limbs and imposing silhouette, this emblematic herbivore moves with quiet elegance through the forests and wilderness.

Recognizable by its impressive antlers, the moose is an animal steeped in mystery and power, capable of covering long distances to find its food in deciduous forests and marshes.

Its presence in Nordic ecosystems plays an essential role in regulating plant populations and in the diversity of habitats. The moose, with its discreet nature and contribution to ecological balance, remains an undeniable icon of the wild lands of the North.