#urban-wildlife

#urban-wildlife

Numerous snakes found in New York City within a short period

Bald eagles are increasingly being seen in Central Park, marking a notable resurgence in their population.

Rats in New York are more than pests; they reflect a complex relationship between urban environments and the creatures that inhabit them.

Coyotes are common in urban areas like New York City, and recent sightings don't pose a threat to human safety.

Coyote sightings, though uncommon, can happen anywhere including urban areas like New York City.

Crows have increasingly attacked people, causing widespread fear and prompting some to change their daily routines to avoid encounters.

Crows have become a significant concern for residents, with numerous reports of aggressive attacks causing fear and changing commuting habits.

The winning image from the Bird Photographer of the Year competition highlights the tragic impact of urban environments on bird mortality.

Patricia Homonylo won the Bird Photographer of the Year competition with a conservation-focused image addressing the threat to birds in urban settings.

A female black bear named Yellow 2291 frequently returns to urban areas like Encino, challenging wildlife management practices in California.

Baby beavers born in urban London for the first time in 400 years, indicating successful habitat and conservation efforts.

Koalas' appearances in urban settings signal habitat loss due to deforestation and urbanization, raising conservation concerns.

Flaco's death raises awareness about bird strikes

Bird strikes are a major cause of bird fatalities in the U.S.

Human actions, such as improper waste disposal, significantly endanger wildlife, leading to fatal consequences for bears in Yukon communities.

The aggressive coyote at Crissy Field was euthanized after attacking dogs and threatening people.

Maintaining distance and not feeding coyotes can prevent conflict.

Aggressive coyote in San Francisco park killed after attacking multiple dogs and exhibiting dangerous behavior towards humans.

Coyote attacks on pets at Crissy Field indicate an alarming need for urban wildlife management.

A coyote attacked Brittany Furlan's dog in daylight, prompting warnings to be cautious with pets outdoors.

Residents are warned of increased mountain lion sightings in Antioch, urging pet security and mindful practices to prevent attracting these wild animals.

A mountain lion was spotted crossing downtown Salinas, prompting safety warnings for residents.

An army of parrots has invaded Hilario Ascasubi, disrupting local life and causing significant issues due to their overwhelming numbers and destructive behavior.

Tropical parrots adapted to urban life in California through the pet trade

Introduced parrots thriving in cities due to exotic tree resources and climate similarities

The New York City Council is testing rat birth control amid rising concerns of humaneness and effectiveness in controlling the rat population.

New York's city council is implementing pilot programs for rat contraceptives to address the city's significant rodent problem.

Central Park now hosts a bonded pair of coyotes, symbolizing wildlife adaptation to urban environments.

A male coyote in Central Park has found a female companion, highlighting urban wildlife adaptation and changes in local animal behavior.

Coyotes are increasingly spotted in the Bronx, and while some residents are concerned, officials assure there is no significant threat to safety.

Even a $27 million home in San Francisco is not immune to coyote intrusions.

The SF coyote population has not increased, but they have become more comfortable entering human habitats during the pandemic.

Brittany Furlan rescued her dog from a coyote attack, highlighting the increasing danger coyotes pose to pets.

Rats, particularly brown rats, have a complex history and relationship with humans that is being illuminated by new scientific research.

A blue heron was filmed hunting and swallowing a rat in Central Park, highlighting nature's cycle in urban settings.

Community engagement is essential in combating urban rat populations, with the NYC Rat Pack training locals in effective rat mitigation strategies.

Warm winter temperatures and food waste have led to a surge of snakes and pests in Rome, creating urban wildlife challenges.

Birds can be both enjoyable and a nuisance; effective pest control is necessary for managing bird populations in urban business settings.

The Bed-Stuy Goldfish Pond sparked debate over urban beautification versus animal welfare.

A viral video revealed goldfish living in a puddle in Bed-Stuy, prompting community action to protect and provide for them.