A key figure in boreal wildlife, the female moose is recognizable by its presence and lack of antlers. It roams forests and wetlands alongside the male and its young, contributing to the balance of the species, the largest deer in the world.
Very attentive to her young, which are called calves, she protects and guides them from the moment they are born. Surprisingly, female moose can travel several kilometers with their young to find food, consisting of leaves, bark, and aquatic plants. They are also excellent swimmers, capable of diving their heads underwater to grab submerged grass.
This Papo figurine realistically reproduces the female moose: slender silhouette, elongated snout and attentive posture. An ideal model to enrich a collection of wild animals, invent stories in the great outdoors or to educate children about the life of deer in the great Nordic spaces.