In the animal world, each animal has its normal body color, and some animals produce different body colors due to genetic mutations and other reasons. Recently, in Warmland, Sweden, photographer Roger Brendhagen photographed a rare animal, which is a white moose, and when this white moose walks in the field, the capture picture is very fairy.
According to the photographer, the number of moose in this forest is very large, and the number of white moose is also quite large, according to statistics, about 30 white moose have been found in this area, but the white moose can not be seen often, so it is very happy to be able to occasionally this rare white moose.
In moose, their normal body color is brownish yellow, and occasionally they are white-haired, which is "white moose" or "albino moose", but white moose do not suffer from albinism, because their eyes are not red or pink, but may be due to genetic mutations, because of their lack of melanin caused by the appearance of white moose.
The white moose is a relatively rare animal, the probability of their appearance is about 1 in 10,000, 30 white moose have been found to be active, so there are about 300,000 to 400,000 moose in Sweden, and the white moose is still a very rare animal.
Among the deer family, moose is the world's largest and tallest deer (giraffes do not belong to the deer family), weighing up to 700 kg, the most obvious is that the moose's antlers are different from other deer, not branch-shaped, but flattened shovel-shaped, rough horn surface, from the base of the horn to the left and right sides of each stretched out a small section after the eyebrow branch and trunk, stretched horizontally, much like a cactus, and the antlers are many and long, up to 30-40, about 100-180 cm long.
The distribution of moose is very extensive, mainly distributed in the north of Eurasia and the north of North America, the country is mainly distributed in the Daxing'an Mountains and the north of the Xiaoxing'an Mountains, the population trend of moose is stable, and there is no survival crisis species, but in order to better protect this animal, Europe and the United States have formulated relevant laws to protect it, and the country has also included the moose in the list of national second-level protected animals.
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