Author: Amelia Nierenberg and Christina Anderson
Published on: 15/04/2025 | 00:00:00
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The ‘Great Moose Migration’ Livestream Captivates Sweden Fans are following the weekslong moose migration, which airs live on the national broadcaster. “This is reality TV at its finest,” a moderator of a zealous Facebook group said. “I thought it would be ridiculous,” said Arne Nilsson, 54. About 300,000 moose live in Sweden, says a Swedish researcher. The 100 or so that may appear on the livestream are traveling on a path their ancestors have followed since the ice age. Some people start their days by checking for updates. There’s “Planet Earth,” of course, and the Dutch “fish doorbell”. The purity of the woods was the point. Their cameras will film the moose until May 4 when the feed is scheduled to end. "It’s a bit of a sport to find them," he said. Amelia Nierenberg is a breaking news reporter for The Times in London covering international news. With the Chinese territory's unexciting waters, one surfer says it’s all about “turning nothing into something” Islamist Hard-Liners in Bangladesh: A brewing shift toward religious conservatism has emerged from the political vacuum in the country of 175 million people. A New Sydney Beach, 50 Miles Inland: It’s no Bondi Beach, but Pondi, or Penrith Beach, has been
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