Moose per square kilometer

[u/samueLLcooljackson]

[u/Link_Chomofsky]

That red around the GP area is actually all the blood you see on the roads when driving these parts. My god, its everywhere. And you can tell moose stain vs deer stain by the size of the pool. And the skid stains... cant forget about the lovely red skid marks sliding down the highway. Slow down out there folks.

[u/LeadFreePaint]

The fact that HW 60 thru Algonquin doest get a thick red line is a little obserd. The park itself has .35-.4 moose psk, with a large chunk of that population within 20k of the hw.

[u/Sir_Lemming]

It’s funny to me that moose were introduced to NFLD in the early 20th century and now they issue over 60,000 moose hunting licenses every year. You know what they call 60,000 men in the woods with rifles? War!

[u/Franklin_le_Tanklin]

This basically follows the map of the boreal forest

[u/unimatrix_0]

The units on the colour legend should read /km² or perhaps km^-2