Urban predators: how foxes and falcons adapted to city living
- Publish date: Saturday، 22 August 2026 Reading time: 1 min read
Wildlife Adapts to Human-Dominated Urban Landscapes
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Urbanization transforms natural landscapes into dense anthropogenic habitats, forcing wildlife to either adapt or perish. Peregrine falcons and red foxes showcase remarkable evolutionary flexibility, successfully thriving within human-dominated ecosystems.