Good morning, everyone. Today we're going to discuss the impact of urbanization on local wildlife. One key point is that many bird species have adapted to city life by changing their nesting habits. For example, peregrine falcons now nest on tall buildings instead of cliffs. However, some animals, such as hedgehogs, are struggling because gardens are becoming smaller and more fenced. Interestingly, a recent study in London found that urban foxes have developed larger brains to help them find food in complex environments. This suggests that evolution can happen rapidly in cities.
❓ 講義によると、ロンドンでの最近の研究は都市のキツネについて何を見つけたのでしょうか?
A. 彼らは食生活を変え、昆虫をより多く取り入れるようになった。
B. 彼らは都市環境を移動するために、より大きな脳を発達させてきた。
C. 彼らは今、住宅地よりも公園に住むことを好んでいる。
D. 彼らはフェンスのせいで領土の範囲を縮小してしまった。
✅ 正确答案
They have developed larger brains to navigate city environments.