Today we're going to discuss the impact of urbanization on local wildlife. One surprising finding is that some bird species, like the peregrine falcon, have adapted well to city life. They nest on tall buildings, which mimic the cliffs they prefer in the wild. However, ground-nesting birds, such as skylarks, have declined sharply because parks and green spaces are often mowed too frequently. Another issue is artificial light, which disrupts the migration patterns of nocturnal insects. To mitigate these effects, some cities have introduced green roofs and wildlife corridors. These measures have shown promising results, especially for bees and small mammals.
❓ Theo bài giảng, lý do chính khiến số lượng chim sơn ca giảm ở các thành phố là gì?