The animal bridges, across the
world is incredible purpose-built crossings that help animals bypass roads
safely, as crossing roads safely isn't a skill many animals possess.
Fortunately, support is at hand in the form of innovative wildlife crossings,
situated at numerous spots across the world and in all shapes and sizes.
Therefore, in Canada's Banff National Park in Alberta, 24 green overpasses have
been built above busy highways to support animals including moose, bears and
wolves cross safely.
Moreover in New Zealand, an
underground passage in Oamaru exists particularly for penguins to get from the
local harbour to their nests without come across the traffic above. And in
Australia Christmas Island, bridges exist to benefit millions of crabs make it
to their laying grounds every year without being flattened by cars along the
way. However, some of the world's most inventive wildlife crossings, which
support creatures as small as doormice to beasts as large as elephants. These
wildlife crossings, from tunnels to rope ladders, aim to decrease the number of
animals hit by vehicles.
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