Migration of Alces in Sweden 24 hours for millions of people live

‘The biggest migration of Alls’ is a huge success of Swedish television. Ulla Malmgren was provided Coffee and food will not be lost for a moment In this event 24 hours and 20 days.

“Go to sleep? Don’t talk!” The 62 -year -old Malgren is missing this live event. The show, known as ‘Ten Stora Al -Qandaringan’ in Swedish, has been translated as ‘the largest intersection of the ages’, which began in 2019 with nearly one million viewers. In 2024, produced 9 million visitors ‘SVT Play’ and ‘Streaming’ site of the national chain of ‘SVT’. Live broadcasts began a week ago, because of the initial movement of warm climate and alces. Malmgren was ready.

Now, from May 4, the distant cameras for live broadcasts are swimming in dozen ulms across the Anjarman River, about 300 kilometers northwest from Stockholm Annual spring migration Toward the summer pastures. Fans say that it doesn’t happen too much for hours and it is beautiful.

“I feel sober, but at the same time I think:” Oh, an A.LC. What to do if Alce? I can’t go to the bathroom! “William Corp Lilgeforce, a twenty -year -old, has more than 150 problems in his collection.

“Something is going so beautiful”

‘Great Migration of Alces’ is part of a trend that started in 2009 Emission Norway’s Public Chain to ‘NRK’ In the seven -hour train journey In the south of the country.

Programming style ‘Slow TV ‘ It has spread with products in the United Kingdom, China and other countries. Utrekt City in the center of the Netherlands, A fish bell installed Allows visitors to warn the authorities in a river lock Retained fish in its migration Toward the eggplant areas.

Media and Communication Professor Annett Hill, Professor of Jangoping Swedish University, says ‘slow television’ It contains roots in terrilitiBut this is not the case, so this is very real to the viewer. Products allows the public to relax and see how the journey develops.

“In a strange way, because it is exciting None of the disaster happens Not spectacular. But something is going on in the minute at the moment, ”he explains.

Hill says that live broadcasting will help you slow down tomorrow Follows the natural rhythms of spring. “This is undoubtedly a moment of peaceful and atmosphere, I am very much appreciated by it,” he says.

Bring nature to the living room

He Assured effect According to Johan Erhak, director of the SVT’s biggest migration program, it extends to the team. “Everyone who works with him reduce the amount of stress,” he says.

Alces has traveled this route for thousands of years, which makes some people easier for the team where it is 20,000 meters of cable And place 26 remote camerasAnd seven night. It is used A drone To capture pictures of animals. A group of 15 people works from the ‘SVT’ control room in Umay, creating a remote plan not to interfere in migration.

‘SVT’ does not say how much production costs, but Erhak says that is cheap 506 hours of views last year. According to Erhak, the Sweders are always inspired by the closest 300,000 classes around their forests. Is called the largest animal in the country of Scandinavian ‘The king of the forest’. A male allz may reach 210 centimeters at a height of the shoulder and weighs 450 kg. Despite their size, these species are usually shameful and lonely.

A shy -fastened animal, with millions of fans in its migration

“We miss it often. When you drive, perhaps it is commonly found in life one or twice. I think This is a reason for being very popular. In addition, he takes nature to the home room around the world, ”says Erhak.

36 -year -old Hannah Sandberg began to see the project in 2019, although she was not. Next year, he finally hooked up on some. “You may notice them Consider your natural habitat You can never see in a way, “he said.

After hours of showing empty forestsA camera captures pictures of an alce near the river. Suddenly, Slow TV becomes a hurry. The warning with the announcement reaches the ‘SVT’ app: ‘Forsta Alcarna I Build! Live broadcast is packed with chat ideas.

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“I think about a million people are saying the same thing as the same: look like an als! Go up! You can do it!” Malmgren says. Fans like Malmgren, this is part of it Facebook team with over 76,000 viewersThey promise to see several hours as possible.

Corp Liljafors tells us: “I came to school late because I saw Ales and my teacher told me: ‘What did you see in the city?’ I said: No, “When someone asks me: ‘What are you going to do this afternoon? ‘Nothing is a big migration“He said.