Richard Collins: Humans shunned by many animals

“HELL is other people” declares a character in Sartre’s Huis Clos. According to Kaitlyn Gaynor of the University of California Berkeley, animals and birds are echoing that sentiment; they are shunning us increasingly. In addition to polluting and destroying their habitats, we are changing the behaviour and lifestyles of many wild creatures Gaynor’s team analysed the results of 76 studies on 62 species spread across six continents.

Richard Collins: Humans shunned by many animals

By Richard Collins

“HELL is other people” declares a character in Sartre’s Huis Clos. According to Kaitlyn Gaynor of the University of California Berkeley, animals and birds are echoing that sentiment; they are shunning us increasingly. In addition to polluting and destroying their habitats, we are changing the behaviour and lifestyles of many wild creatures Gaynor’s team analysed the results of 76 studies on 62 species spread across six continents.

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