Animals Go Wild: The Urban-Animal Interface

Coyotes walking through our backyards at night, bears wandering into densely populated areas, rats which have adapted over thousands of years to inhabit our urban spaces. Animals are more and less…

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Animals Go Wild: The Urban-Animal Interface, by Constantine Anastasios Chrisafis

Animals Go Wild: The Urban-Animal Interface, by Constantine Anastasios Chrisafis

Animals Go Wild: The Urban-Animal Interface, by Constantine Anastasios Chrisafis

Wild animals are adapting to city life in surprisingly savvy ways

Animals Go Wild: The Urban-Animal Interface, by Constantine Anastasios Chrisafis

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