The discussion centers around the birth of a mooselet named Estelle to a royal Swedish cow, with participants sharing their reactions, humorous comments, and personal anecdotes related to mooselets. The scope includes lighthearted commentary, personal stories, and some playful debate about the nature of the news shared.
Participants generally share a lighthearted tone and agree on the cuteness of mooselets, but there is disagreement regarding the accuracy of the birth story and the interpretation of details. The discussion remains unresolved on some points, particularly regarding the specifics of the mooselet's birth.
Some statements rely on personal anecdotes and subjective interpretations, which may not be universally applicable. The discussion includes playful banter that may not adhere to strict factual accuracy.
Readers interested in wildlife, particularly moose and their young, as well as those who enjoy humorous and anecdotal discussions about nature.
arildno said:
I was looking forward to a real mooselet, still it's not bad.
On so many levels, it is SO wrong that I should take a shower with a Swedish cow.Jimmy Snyder said:
Here's a mooselet for you:Moonbear said:
arildno said:
Is this the beginning of a Mooselet series ? Let's hope so, they are way cuter in gangly sort of way than kittens, well maybe not.arildno said:
rhody said:Is this the beginning of a Mooselet series ? Let's hope so, they are way cuter in gangly sort of way than kittens, well maybe not.
Rhody...
Thirded.Sainguin said:
Baby moose are very cute. When I was just a kid, my father and I hiked into a remote pond to fly-fish for trout. It was a cool morning and there was a steaming pile of afterbirth in the trail. We went past that to the pond and put our gear in the "canoe", which was made out of 2 old Pontiac hoods welded butt-to-butt. There were quite a few adult moose in the water near the north end of the pond, so we paddled toward the south end, and started fishing. There was a bit of noise just off-shore, and soon we saw a cinnamon-colored baby moose over the alders. Its mother was moving it by putting her snout under the baby and lugging it toward the water. My father and I backed off from that shore and the mother moose put her baby in the water, and encouraged it to swim for about 1/2 hour. When she thought the mooselet was ready, they swam to the trail where we had entered and she encouraged the baby to come out of the water. Without the support of the water, there was a lot of wobbly-knee business at first, but within 5 minutes or so they walked off together.rhody said:Is this the beginning of a Mooselet series ? Let's hope so, they are way cuter in gangly sort of way than kittens, well maybe not.
Rhody...
You read turbo's post wrong.rhody said:
Only if you say "pretty please" and edit your post to include "IMO".rhody said:Yes, you are correct, how did the word "trail" suddenly transform into the word "canal" in my brain leading me astray, can someone come up with a theory backed by peer reviewed evidence ?
Rhody...
You know I was really kidding, right, a brain fart IMO doesn't need intense scrutiny and review.turbo said:Only if you say "pretty please" and edit your post to include "IMO".
