8 Owl Species Live in One of the World’s Most Polluted Cities, and Traffic Noise Hides Them
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Wildlife surveys aren’t limited to rural areas or remote islands. Animals can and do live in urban areas, and their welfare is just as important. As natural habitats are destroyed and urbanization spreads across large swathes of our planet, a creature’s ability to live near and amongst humans could …
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