Killer Whales Are Giving Fish to Humans Worldwide – What’s Going on? Across oceans and decades, killer whales have been caught doing something no one expected—offering food to humans. From California to New Zealand, 34 documented incidents reveal orcas bringing fish,...

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Monkeys use crafty techniques to get junk food from tourists At the Dakshineswar temple complex in India, Hanuman langurs beg for food by grabbing visitors’ legs or tugging on their clothes – and they don’t stop until they get their favourite snacks

Monkeys use crafty techniques to get junk food from tourists #Science #Biology #Zoology #AnimalBehavior #HumanWildlifeInteraction #JunkFood

Montana lawmakers approve $210K for grizzly bear management funding Legislature allocates funds to enhance staff capacity for grizzly bear management in Region 3

Montana lawmakers are at a crossroads as they debate a $210,000 investment to enhance grizzly bear management amidst rising human-wildlife conflicts.

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More and more tourists are being attacked by dingoes on Queensland’s K’gari. Can it be stopped? Four people, including a toddler, have been attacked on the island in recent weeks and there’s still no plan to tackle the issue

Negative human-dingo interaction on K'gari, an Australian island #humanwildlifeinteraction www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...

Urban coyotes have developed a taste for human food San Francisco's coyotes adapt their diet to urban life, consuming more human-provided food and natural prey.

Urban coyotes have developed a taste for human food: San Francisco's coyotes adapt their diet to urban life, consuming more human-provided food and natural prey.

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Coyotes live longer in densely populated human areas Researchers tracking coyotes in Chicago discovered that densely populated human areas are linked to longer coyote lifespans.

Coyotes live longer in densely populated human areas: Researchers tracking coyotes in Chicago discovered that densely populated human areas are linked to longer coyote lifespans.

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