Animals are evolving faster to survive human cities
Animals are rapidly adapting to urban environments, with some species showing significant changes in just a few generations. These speedy changes are happening to cope with climate change and direct human activity, making humans a major evolutionary force. Urban animals like anole lizards and raccoons are developing new traits, such as longer limbs for climbing and shorter snouts, to thrive in cities.
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