How cities reshape the birds around us

Cities change the mix of animals that can live around us. Researchers studied how urban growth shapes bird life across Sri Lanka. They looked at how the land and the spread of towns affect which birds thrive. The study maps where variety stays rich and where it thins out. It is a snapshot of how building and nature share the same space. Work like this can guide how to keep cities friendlier to wildlife. The findings appear in a new paper.

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