Urban Habitats: How Species Adapt

Cities are not just for humans. From eco tourismsustainable travel

Key adaptations include:

• Flexible diets – pigeons and raccoons thrive on human leftovers.
• New nesting strategies – falcons use skyscrapers as cliffs.
• Behavioral shifts – nocturnal activity increases to avoid human crowds.

These changes highlight the importance of ethical conservation and eco lodges within cities. By supporting pet friendly hotels and green spaces, we create sustainable urban ecosystems that benefit both humans and animals.

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