Animals becoming nocturnal to avoid humans

The video discusses a study on the 24-hour movements of 62 mammal species across six continents, revealing that human disruption increases nocturnality in animals by 1.36 times. This shift occurs not only due to destructive activities but also from non-destructive ones like hiking and farming. The increased nocturnality poses risks to animals lacking nocturnal traits, making them vulnerable to predators and affecting their survival and reproduction.

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