Today in our environmental science lecture, we're discussing the impact of urban development on local wildlife. A recent study in Melbourne tracked the movement of possums across suburban areas. Interestingly, researchers found that possums are adapting well to city life, but their diet has changed significantly. Instead of native leaves, they now consume more food scraps from garbage bins. This shift has led to a decrease in their natural foraging behavior. However, the main concern is not their diet but the increased risk of vehicle accidents, as possums cross roads more frequently at night. The study suggests that building wildlife corridors could reduce these incidents by up to 40%.
❓ Según la conferencia, ¿cuál es la principal preocupación sobre las zarigüeyas en las áreas urbanas?
A. A. Su dieta se ha vuelto poco saludable.
B. B. Están perdiendo su hábitat natural
C. C. Es más probable que sean atropellados por coches.