Sometimes, our construction displaces wildlife. Other times, it just makes life difficult for them, but they adapt. Bunnies live in empty lots and tiny parks. Foxes and their kits live in the storm sewers in nice neighborhoods. Squirrels use power lines to get from tree to tree. I'm not advocating that all human progress and construction is good and we shouldn't worry about the creatures, but it's nice to know that sometimes they find a way to live amongst us. It's a furry middle finger to the so-called top of the food chain.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Urban bun!
Sometimes, our construction displaces wildlife. Other times, it just makes life difficult for them, but they adapt. Bunnies live in empty lots and tiny parks. Foxes and their kits live in the storm sewers in nice neighborhoods. Squirrels use power lines to get from tree to tree. I'm not advocating that all human progress and construction is good and we shouldn't worry about the creatures, but it's nice to know that sometimes they find a way to live amongst us. It's a furry middle finger to the so-called top of the food chain.
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SQUEEEEEEEE!!!
You should see my neighborhood. It's bunny heaven. They hop down the sidewalks, in lines down the middle of the streets. They make their nests openly in people's yards. They've adapted very, very well, I'd say.
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