A rare white moose, seen in a video from Sweden that went viral 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.

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.

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. Credit: Hans Nilsson via Storyful