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Just don't throw away food recklessly. As part of EU drive for garbage recycling/separation it's now becoming mandatory to put food scraps and leftovers separat
by rini17 5y ago
Just don't throw away food recklessly. As part of EU drive for garbage recycling/separation it's now becoming mandatory to put food scraps and leftovers separately into dedicated container. That's a good thing to avoid wildlife learning to scavenge.
- RicoElectrico 5y agoIn the past decade wild hogs have grown to be a major problem in Polish cities. Plowing through lawns, tipping over trash bins. The animals themselves are not an immediate danger to humans (they really do not care about you), but they destroy gardens and can cause car accidents. All these 5 or so mandatory segregation bins do not fit into the enclosure, so in my case one of them is on the driveway, which hogs tip over almost every night. Not sure how to deal with them without making trash collectors' lives harder. It's so ironic I haven't seen one hog (or marks of their existence) back on vacations in countryside.
- pjmlp 5y agoYeah, but then since the good fellow humans are too lazy to properly lock the bins, the raven gangs manage to open them anyway. Also it doesn't help that in most cities you have to hunt down to a garbage bin close to bus stops, which is then stuffed with all kinds of possible garbage anyway.