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- Moose are increasingly spotted in eastern Germany after crossing from Poland and the Czech Republic.
- Individual moose such as Emil are tracked online, with his last confirmed sighting at the Frauenau reservoir in October 2025.
- Germany now hosts an estimated 15-20 moose, mainly in Brandenburg’s forests and wetlands, while road traffic remains the chief danger.
- Poland’s protective measures have raised its moose population to about 30,000, according to NABU.
