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Aug 17, 2023 ... Previous research has shown that urban-dwelling animals have duller coloration compared to their non-urban counterparts (the so-called “urban dullness” ...

Jan 13, 2023 ... ... wildlife in urban environments. Anthropogenic noise contains a wide range of frequencies, types of sounds (such as those from traffic), and ...

Aug 22, 2023 ... ... urban areas are more challenging for wild animals. Our study adds to growing evidence that certain species of songbirds even benefit from ...

Dec 10, 2018 ... As urban regions expand, wild animals will have to adapt. A new study by experts at the Smithsonian Technical Research Institute (STRI) has ...

... urban wildlife. For the first time, a highly transmissible strain of the... Read more... 04-28-2022. Biden moves to phase out energy inefficient light bulbs.

Sep 22, 2023 ... This acknowledgment spurred interest from Texas Parks & Wildlife, paving the way for extensive research on the adaptation and well-being of ...

Nov 20, 2021 ... “Research has shown that city-adapted fruit-bats tend to be bolder and take more risks than those living in the wild. We wanted to examine, ...

Jan 12, 2024 ... ... urban settings. ... In summary, the study emphasizes the often-unseen diversity of urban wildlife and provides a roadmap for fostering healthy, ...

Feb 2, 2022 ... ... wildlife and humans worldwide.” The researchers collected GPS data every second to compare the behavior of urban baboons with those in more ...

Mar 14, 2022 ... The cities that pose the greatest threat to wildlife due to urban expansion are located in central Mexico, the Caribbean, Haiti, Nigeria ...