The Polish government pays compensation for livestock killed by wolves. Myslajek advises farmers on erecting electric fences. He has helped revive the use of two deterrents that, for reasons no one quite understands, wolves find particularly scary: strings of small red flags (hung around sheep pens) and the bark of the fluffy white Tatra Mountain Sheepdog.
What does the Polish government do when a wolf kills a farm animal?
Provides money to the owner of the animal Compensates the farmer with resources for killing wolves Provides Tatra Mountain Sheepdogs to guard the farm Reduces the farm-owner’s taxes