Moose Road Crossings are Dangerous for the Mammals and Men (IMAGE)

Concordia University

Moose Road Crossings are Dangerous for the Mammals and Men

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"Sodium concentration is two or three times higher in roadside salt pools compared to aquatic plants, yet those salt pools increase the probability of moose-vehicle collisions by 80 percent," says Paul Grosman, a graduate student in the Concordia University Department of Geography, Planning and Environment.

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