Hundreds of monkeys can now safely cross roads in Alta Floresta, a city in the southern Brazilian Amazon. Seven canopy bridges have reconnected rainforest fragments that were separated by urban roads. Camera traps have recorded more than 3,000 crossings by canopy-dwelling wildlife, an average of more than 12 a day, since October 2024, when the […]

Hundreds of monkeys can now safely cross roads in Alta Floresta, a city in the southern Brazilian Amazon. Seven canopy bridges have reconnected rainforest fragments that were separated by urban roads.

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  • P4ulin_Kbana@lemmy.eco.br
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    3 days ago

    I don’t want to be rude, but please consider translating your posts, it’s confusing to see english posts in a major portuguese instance

    But please keep sharong those news! They are very interesting! :- D