Animals are becoming night owls to avoid humans

Mongabay
Jun 19, 2018, 10:07 am83 pts
Large mammals are spending more time hunting and foraging under the cover of darkness to avoid humans, a new study has found. Researchers compiled data from 76 studies, and analyzed activity patterns of 62 mammal species, including bears, deer, coyotes and tigers, to find that wild animals were 1.36 times more…

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