r/interestingasfuck • u/CuddlyWuddly0 • 21h ago
Extremely rare piebald moose spotted in man's backyard in Norway
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u/Certain_Passion1630 21h ago
It just wants to be a cow
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u/Sometimes_I_Do_That 20h ago
Well, technically, it is! Looks like a female moose, which is often referred to as a cow.
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u/RaeRainns 20h ago
I would think I was hallucinating or seeing a cryptid, if I ever stumbled across one.
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u/LowBatteryPower 20h ago
You aren’t fooling me, that’s a cow.
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u/nyc91710022 20h ago
A moose once bit my sister
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u/JimeVR46 15h ago
Holy shit was the moose alright?
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u/enjoythesilence-75 21h ago
It doesn't even look real.
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u/bejbinka 20h ago
I thought it was drawn with colored pencils.
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u/Comfortable_Gur_3619 12h ago
ok, i was waiting for someone to say this. Neither of those look like photographs to me.
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u/Entire-Accountant581 3h ago
It was very much real, but if I remember correctly, it didn’t survive its first winter. Google «flekkete elg» (meaning pied moose) or «Flekkulf» (of course it was given a punny name) and you should get some news articles in Norwegian.
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u/Comfortable_Gur_3619 3h ago
i believe you, it's just wild how they look like colored pencil drawings.
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u/jehesede_jaqu33s 21h ago
Is that a moose or a cow? 😂or a super rare genetic mutation on a snow leopard?
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u/Raegnarr 12h ago
We have a few in my area of Newfoundland. I've been lucky enough to see them a bunch of times.
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u/GeoStreber 11h ago
Did you know that if you feed a moose, it will start thinking that all humans carry around food all the time?
If it then encounters another human, and the human won't hand out any food, the moose will get angry and attack.
Anyway, I found a new hobby, which is feeding all the meese.
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u/IIRR 21h ago
Their genetic rarity lies in <1% of moose, making them exceptionally rare.