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Re:How Do Animals Safely Cross a Highway? by photojosh on Tuesday June 01, 2021 @10:03PM (#27363954)
Is this at least a little outside urban areas?

The same is true in Australia, mainly with kangaroos.

Re:How Do Animals Safely Cross a Highway? by foxyv on Wednesday June 02, 2021 @05:29PM (#27374237)
Texas geography is a bit weird. Everything is 20-30 miles apart with a bunch of little small communities. There are huge sprawling ranches and private reserves all over the place. Very little public land too. Herds of 100+ whitetail deer hang out in the city parks at night. Armadillos and opossums are everywhere. I'm sure in city centers it's a bit different because there isn't as much wild land. But even in the outskirts of Austin you will see tons of ranch land and 5 acre homesteads.

It's pretty cool to ride at night and see the wildlife living alongside housing tracts and 7/11 stores. Although if you like gardening you can bet a deer will eat your roses before too long. All the gardens look like maximum security prisons!