“The Great Moose Migration” is the latest sensation in Sweden, airing on SVT and capturing the annual spring migration of beloved moose. The show features slow shots of nature and follows the moose on their journey through forests and across rivers, airing nonstop for 24 hours a day for 20 days. The show debuted in 2019 and has seen a huge increase in viewership, with dedicated fans tuning in religiously. A Facebook group dedicated to the show has over 78,000 members, with fans sharing photos of their TV screens when moose appear.
Locals keep the show playing on their TVs, eagerly awaiting the appearance of the moose. The show is an example of the success of slow TV, offering viewers a peaceful and therapeutic experience in contrast to the fast-paced world of social media. Other examples of slow TV include the Giant Panda Cam and Bald Eagle Cam, which have attracted millions of viewers.
Producers of the moose livestream had to start filming earlier than planned due to warm weather affecting the migration, but there is still plenty of time left to tune in. Viewers are captivated by the serene beauty of the show and the opportunity to witness the natural phenomenon of the moose migration.
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