Wildlife Collision Hazard Areas
Wildlife, especially deer, are a significant hazard to drivers in many parts of the world. Collisions with deer account for one to two million insurance claims each year in the US alone. While wildlife on the roadway is harder to anticipate than other hazards, authorities do know of specific areas, times of year, and times of day that drivers are at increased risk of collision. Please let us mark these hazard areas (with the times of year and times of day they should be "active" to avoid hazard-alert fatigue) to communicate this risk to drivers. Both drivers and wildlife will benefit.

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Cefin E Otero commented
There are road hazard signs for "Deer Xing" and "Cattle Xing" to alert drivers that can be implemented to the Hazard Layer now in WME at least in NA. Other countries have other native wildlife species with their own dedicated hazard sign for example when I visited Belize I saw “Tapir Xing” signs, Australia has "Kangaroo Xing" and so on. Probably the feature can be set in a local/country level.
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turbomkt commented
Sounds similar to headlight zones. Should be easy to implement in this way.