Animals resort to Australian homes after habitat loss
A decade-long analysis of wildlife rescue reports reveals that native Australian animals are increasingly entering human homes, with possums accounting for half of all cases. Microbats and wombats are also commonly found in buildings, discovered in various locations including roofs, curtains, air conditioning systems, and letter boxes. This trend reflects habitat loss forcing wildlife to seek shelter and resources in residential areas.
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Possums in the roof, koalas in bed: study shows how animals resort to Australian homes after habitat loss
A decade-long analysis of wildlife rescue reports reveals that native Australian animals are increasingly entering human homes, with possums accounting for half of all cases. Microbats and wombats are also commonly found in buildings, discovered in various locations including roofs, curtains, air conditioning systems, and letter boxes. This trend reflects habitat loss forcing wildlife to seek shelter and resources in residential areas.
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