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In the Voronin reserve for animals equip feeding grounds for the winter

With the onset of cold weather in the Voronin reserve, according to tradition, began to create feeding grounds for the inhabitants of the forest

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In the Voronin reserve for animals equip feeding grounds for the winter

With the onset of cold weather in the Voronin reserve, according to tradition, began to create feeding grounds for the inhabitants of the forest. Feeders are especially in demand among moose, roe deer and boars.

To make it easier for animals to find food, small grain paths are laid out in the most noticeable places. This approach has proven itself well: adult animals themselves find feeders and bring young animals with them.

Also in the reserve fully prepared salt reserves. Animals need minerals all year round, not just in winter.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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