From pigeons to foxes, many species have adapted to city life, finding food and shelter in unexpected places.

Coyotes, hawks, and even deer are increasingly spotted in urban environments, often adapting better than expected.

Human-animal interactions can lead to issues like property damage or safety concerns, but coexistence is possible.

Cities implement green spaces and wildlife corridors to help animals coexist safely alongside humans.

Avoid feeding wild animals, secure trash bins, and maintain safe distances to ensure peaceful coexistence.

Urban wildlife reminds us that nature is resilient and can adapt, even in the most unexpected places.