Moose sound effects

Short, guttural, and wet, repeated with gaps. It only happens in the autumn rut, so it dates a scene without any other cue.

A long nasal wail that quavers as it falls. Far higher than the animal's size suggests, which is exactly what surprises people about it.

Heavy bone raking through saplings. It says something huge is moving without a single vocalisation, and it is unmistakably deliberate.

Slow, heavy splashes with long pauses. The spacing carries the weight: a fast rhythm at the same volume would read as a much smaller animal.

A full open roar rather than a grunt, hoarse and strained. Rare in reality and the right choice when a scene needs the animal to be a threat.

The cow call heard across a valley, softened at the top with a long fade. Distance is what turns it from an animal into a landscape.