Instead of people on the streets of some cities now host animals

The publication Lonely Planet reports that wild animals are taking over deserted cities (streets are empty due to quarantines imposed by local authorities and restrictions on movement to combat the coronavirus).

In the seaside town of Llandidno (Wales) boldly walk more than a hundred Kashmiri goats that sniff hedges, eat flowers, climb walls and look into the homes of citizens.

The animals, whose hair is made of cashmere, descended into the city from a nearby cape. According to local residents, the goats “shattered the monotony during the quarantine and brought unexpected joy to all witnesses.” City councillor Carol Marubby said she believed the goats had left their usual mountain habitat and came to the quiet streets out of curiosity. The official added that Llandidno is "very proud" of the wildlife and the goats provided everyone with "free entertainment."

Wildlife bravely penetrates into desert urban areas thanks to existing quarantines. In India Carnivorous mammals civets bravely roam the empty streets of Kozhikode, and in the center of Santiago in the wilderness. Chile They spotted a wild cougar. In the city of ZakopanePoland) I recently found a few dozen people walking around. Thailand Hundreds of monkeys are looking for food.

Source: turizm