Researchers investigate changes in the size of elk antlers during non-hunting period
In Poland, we now can more often observe male moose with palmated, 'shovel-shaped' antlers. This is the result of the moose hunting ban in force since 2001. Researchers confirmed it by analysing photos posted on social media.
Most Popular
-
Historical traumas may increase polarisation in Poland
-
Scientists investigate how climate change affects Arctic water cycle
-
Hydrologist: Heavy rains do not solve drought problem, they actually make it worse
-
ERC awards 281 Advanced Grants, 4 winners from Poland
-
Scientists develop new air purification technology
Recommended
Hydrologist: Heavy rains do not solve drought problem, they actually make it worse
Poland is not threatened with desertification in the coming decades, but we to have the problem of drought. Droughts are more frequent, cover larger areas of the country and are more intense. Heavy rains do not solve the problem; they bring the risk of flooding, they do not end droughts, emphasises ecohydrologist Sebastian Szklarek, PhD.
