The Norwegians rarely allow alien species into their fauna. With one notable exception, the muskox – first welcomed in from Greenland in 1924.

The Norwegians rarely allow alien species into their fauna. With one notable exception, the muskox – first welcomed in from Greenland in 1924.
Magne Løvstuen and his family adopted this moose calf after saving it from drowning in Lake Mjøsa.
When the ice melted after the last ice age, herds of reindeer followed in its wake. And with the animals came their main predator: the humans.