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The longer people stay inside, the more it seems like animals are ready to take our spaces for themselves. Or maybe they're just curious where all the people have gone? Either way, more and more people report seeing various wild animals lurking in the streets and it seems to be a growing trend.
One video shows a massive herd of sheep running around in the streets of a Turkish city at night, a sight that some would describe as once in a lifetime. Other instances show animals that we might occasionally glimpse on the outskirts of cities braving their way into the city centers.
Most of the people observing such phenomena are either amused or in awe; however, not everyone is happy. "Looks like we won't be getting any rambutan (again) this year," a woman who posted a shot of a monkey on the roof complained. "A horde of monkeys are feasting on the fruits at this very moment."
What are your thoughts on various animals roaming the streets while humans self-isolate at home? Tell us in the comments down below. Oh, and don't forget to vote for your favorites!
To see more animals out in the streets, check out our previous posts: part 1, part 2, and part 3.
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Duluth's Mall Is So Empty That A Bear Decided It Was A Good Napping Spot
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Deer Invade Residential Areas In Toronto, Canada
FurryManiac 4 years ago
I get these every day, whether or not I’m inside😂😂these guys have NO FEAR where I live
#3
A Flock Of Sheep Nearby Mcdonalds In Ebbw Vale, Wales
#4
A Sea Lion Is Seen On A Sidewalk Of Mar Del Plata Harbour During The Lockdown
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Wild Penguins Take Over Simon’s Town, South Africa
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Coyote On The Streets Of San Francisco During The Coronavirus Shelter In Place Order
Pretty Pangolin 4 years ago
I saw a fox in the middle of town yesterday - he was trotting across a bridge (using the sidewalk like a good pedestrian).
#7
Biologist Andrea Mangoni Recently Spotted A Jellyfish Gliding Through The Crystal Clear Waterways Of Venice
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Deer Running Along Beach At Bluffers Park, Toronto
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Sheep Pour Into The Streets Of A Turkish City
#10
A Kangaroo Was Captured Speeding Through The Streets Of Adelaide
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Monkeys Playing In A Pool In Mumbai
Pretty Pangolin 4 years ago
Awesome! And he clearly meant to do that, it's not like he just slipped.
#12
While Boar With Its Babies In Bergamo, Italy
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Gangs Of Turkeys In The Empty Streets Of Baton Rouge, Louisiana
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Deer At The Local Train Station In Ireland
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People Jog Near A Jackal At Hayarkon Park In Tel Aviv, Israel
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Ducks Swimming In A Residential Pool
#17
Wild Animals Invade Skukuza Golf Club In South Africa
#18
An Echidna Checking Things Out Near The Offices At Yanco Agricultural Institute, Australia
#19
One Of The Monkeys Scavenging For Food Near The City Center In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Deer Wandering Around People's Houses In Toronto
#21
A Boar In The Streets Of Barcelona, Spain
#22
Geese Wandering Along The Las Vegas Strip
Eagle Girl 4 years ago
Even in Vegas people have kind hearts to give the family their own lane on the road.
#23
A Cow Wandering In The Streets Of Delhi, India
#24
A Wild Duck Roaming Outside A School In Edgbaston, Birmingham, UK
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Trash Panda 4 years ago
We have seen an influx of raccoons in downtown Austin. They walk down the street like they own the place.
Phi 4 years ago
I'd like to see a picture of that, please :) I wish I had racoons were I live...
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mph seti 4 years ago
Most (if not all) of these sightings happen even without a pandemic. Sorry. I like looking at animal photos and videos, but I also don't delude myself into thinking this is some magical s**t brought about by a human quarantine.
logical fallacy 4 years ago
It's not some "magical" s**t, it's that animals are usually afraid of human, our bright lights and loud noises, so they rarely seek the urban places where we live. Sure, rural places have boar, deer or even bear sightings relatively often, but you wouldn't see a boar in a metropolitan area, the poor thing would be scared shitless. Same even for the brainless jellyfish- they've got sensors that keep them away from boats and machines and gondolas to avoid injury. No boats, no reason not to wander off there. Of course there's wild animals that have learned to live with/off humans, like foxes, raccoons and monkeys, and in fact I'm alittle worried about their wellbeing since they usually eat our trash or things that fall off our food. In short, it's not unheard of to see wild animals in "human-land", but it's also more common now with the quarantine that keeps us at home, away from cars, with closed bars and holiday resorts and so on.
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Trash Panda 4 years ago
We have seen an influx of raccoons in downtown Austin. They walk down the street like they own the place.
Phi 4 years ago
I'd like to see a picture of that, please :) I wish I had racoons were I live...
Load More Replies... mph seti 4 years ago
Most (if not all) of these sightings happen even without a pandemic. Sorry. I like looking at animal photos and videos, but I also don't delude myself into thinking this is some magical s**t brought about by a human quarantine.
logical fallacy 4 years ago
It's not some "magical" s**t, it's that animals are usually afraid of human, our bright lights and loud noises, so they rarely seek the urban places where we live. Sure, rural places have boar, deer or even bear sightings relatively often, but you wouldn't see a boar in a metropolitan area, the poor thing would be scared shitless. Same even for the brainless jellyfish- they've got sensors that keep them away from boats and machines and gondolas to avoid injury. No boats, no reason not to wander off there. Of course there's wild animals that have learned to live with/off humans, like foxes, raccoons and monkeys, and in fact I'm alittle worried about their wellbeing since they usually eat our trash or things that fall off our food. In short, it's not unheard of to see wild animals in "human-land", but it's also more common now with the quarantine that keeps us at home, away from cars, with closed bars and holiday resorts and so on.
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