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Study Finds Humans are Changing the Behavior of Wildlife

Study Finds Humans are Changing the Behavior of Wildlife

by Melanie Schlotterbeck on June 29, 2018 with No Comments

Scientific studies have now proven that wildlife are responding to interactions with humans by changing their own time of activity. From hunting to a mere walk in the woods, the animals across the globe are becoming more nocturnal (activities conducted … Read More

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