From wild boars patrolling the Israeli city of Haifa to deer venturing into London suburbs, virus closures are drawing wildlife into the abandoned streets of many cities.
- Wild animals are roaming the streets as global lockdowns continue Location: Haifa, Israel Wild boars patrolled this city and took over people's gardens Location: Ghineh, Lebanon Courtesy: Samer Azar/Lebanon Birdwatching Tours Migratory birds took advantage of the peace and quiet Location: Ammiq Wetland, Lebanon Location: Llandudno, Wales A town became rammed with goats who munched through flowers and foliage Location: Bayburt, Turkey Courtesy: Baskan Yemane Yildirim A cow took a rooftop stroll before its owner intervened Location: London, England Deer left their woodland home to wander through the suburbs Location: Adelaide, Australia Courtesy: South Australia Police A lone kangaroo hopped through empty streets Location: Phang Nga Province, Thailand Courtesy: Mongkhonsawat Leungvorapant A record number of sea turtles hatched on undisturbed beaches
Lockdown is encouraging wildlife to move into many urban areas, but it's nonetheless dealing a serious blow to nature reserves...
