🫎️ Moose emoji
HTML
🫎
Unicode
U+1FACE
What is 🫎️ called?
🫎️ is called the Moose emoji.
Also known as moose emoji, Eurasian elk, or large antlered deer. “Elk” is correct for Alces alces in some regions but commonly means a different species in North America.
What does 🫎️ mean?
🫎 is officially named moose. It shows a moose and represents the large deer species, antlers, northern forests, North American or Eurasian wildlife, and wilderness.
Use it for moose sightings, Canada, Alaska, Scandinavia, forests, road warnings, wildlife, or a large antlered animal. The Eurasian animal is often called an elk in British English, while North American “elk” usually means wapiti. Related choices include 🦌 Deer and 🌲 Evergreen tree.
Other meanings
It can mean a moose, elk in Eurasian English, large deer, antlered animal, Canada, Alaska, Scandinavia, forest wildlife, or wilderness.
Example Usage
A moose crossed the road at dawn 🫎
Watching wildlife in the northern forest 🫎
More details
Officially named moose. Its code point is U+1FACE. It was introduced in Emoji 15.0. It is a single code point; antlers are common in the artwork but sex is not formally encoded.
Visual description
A large dark-brown deer-like animal has a long muzzle, high shoulders, long legs, and broad palmate antlers.
The broad, flattened antlers and heavy muzzle distinguish it from deer, reindeer, or the North American elk or wapiti. Colours and fine details vary by platform.
⚠️ Emoji appearance varies by platform.
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