Fragmented Habitats
Roads create fragmented habitats that trap wildlife in isolated areas, leading to severe consequences beyond just roadkill. Large carnivores, like mountain lions, struggle to navigate busy highways, resulting in inbreeding as they are unable to find unrelated mates. This alarming situation highlights the urgent need to address the barrier effects of roads on ecosystems.In this clip
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