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The Great Moose Migration is a slow tv concept by SVT. At a crucial river crossing in the north of Sweden the moose struggle across the icy Ångermanälven river every spring on their migration towards the rich pastures of summer. More precisely, the location is Kullberg, near Junsele (Ångermanland).

Fastlandet = Mainland Entrén = Entrance Näset = the Näset (!) Södra udden = South Cape Norra udden = North Cape Passagen = the Passage Västpassagen = West Passage Risudden = The cape The stream also includes three or four cameras 10 km west of the main area, at a location where predators like bears might appear. This locations is called the Bear Mire (Björnmyren).

Be respectful and kind when chatting. That thing called common sense? Use it. 🙂 When the stream is live you will find out commands here, such as !swimmer (the latest moose swimmer) and !bts (behind the scenes).

Some tech info: 36 individual microphones ~30 cameras: -23 remote cameras (day cameras) -6 nightvision cameras* (or more) *The night vision cameras are located at the same locations as some of the remote cameras.

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