No more deer in the headlight: Study finds large mammals do use road crossing structures

(Frontiers) A pilot study finds that large mammals are more likely to use wildlife crossing structures than move past a random location in the surrounding habitat. Animal movement also varied between crossing structures in different locations, suggesting that location might be more important than design. These findings are a first step towards a better understanding of the effectiveness of wildlife crossing structures.

from EurekAlert! - Social and Behavioral Science http://ift.tt/2jyzAZM