Today we're discussing the impact of urbanization on local wildlife. A recent study in Melbourne found that while some species, like possums, adapt well to city life, others, such as ground-nesting birds, struggle due to increased predation by domestic cats. Interestingly, the study also showed that green roofs and community gardens can partially mitigate these effects by providing safe habitats. However, researchers emphasized that the most effective measure is stricter pet ownership regulations, not just adding more green spaces.
❓ Según la conferencia, ¿qué identificó el estudio en Melbourne como la forma más efectiva de proteger la vida silvestre urbana?
A. A. Añadir más techos verdes y jardines comunitarios
B. B. Implementación de regulaciones más estrictas sobre la tenencia de mascotas
C. C. Reubicar aves que anidan en el suelo a áreas rurales
D. D. Reducir el número de zarigüeyas en la ciudad
✅ 正确答案
B. Implementing stricter regulations on pet ownership