as well as provincial intangible heritage projects such as gold lacquer inlay and Ewenki birch bark pyrography. With a history dating back 8,000 years, the gold lacquer inlay is an important category ...

Corn stubble is good, too. While you might spot an antler or two out in the open, be sure to walk and check brushy and grassy field edges. Corn stubble or grassy field edges can produce shed antlers ...

A small deer will not be able to carry a set of 8kg antlers. His poor body might break! The antler bone and cartilage are covered in velvet that contains hormones such as estrogen and estradiol. These ...

Being among nature’s most fascinating phenomena, the antler growing process is worth a quick review. It starts in spring when hormones surge in male cervidae and kick-start antler growth.

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"To create a piece, the bark first needs to be compressed with a wooden board for over a year and combined before creating the pyrography," said Du, 46, a member of the Ewenki ethnic group.