<p>A rare white moose, seen in a video from Sweden that went viral</a> earlier this year, and that was saved from hunters’ guns after an attack on a woman and her dogs, was spotted feeding in a forest on November 16.</p><p>Hans Nilsson, who shot the first video of the moose that went viral, caught it again on camera. The moose caused disruptions over two weeks after an encounter with a young woman out jogging with two dogs. The moose, apparently defending itself, attacked the dogs, and the woman fell and dislocated her shoulder, according to Nilsson and news reports</a>.</p><p>Police planned to let local hunters shoot the moose because it was considered dangerous. But after a campaign to save it, the moose was allowed to live in his habitat in western Varmland, according to Upsala Nya Tidning</a>. Credit: Hans Nilsson via Storyful</p><br />
