Categories: Editorial

10 astounding images of wild animals wandering cities during lockdown


by Shayna Sappington
30th Apr 2020

Wild animals are taking full advantage of people-free cities, wandering unpopulated streets, gardens and temples 


As many countries remain in lockdown, empty streets and social distancing have caused animals to grow bolder than usual.

Wildlife that usually inhabit surrounding parks, lakes and mountains have ventured into seemingly deserted city centres.

Whether these creatures are searching for food or just exercising their newly-found freedom is unknown, but the resulting images are fascinating.

Here are 10 photos of wild animals roaming nearby cityscapes.

1. A fox window shops on Dublin’s Grafton Street

2. A coyote roams San Francisco, California

3. Mountain goats climb walls in Llandudno, Wales

4. Deer graze in Nara, Japan

5. A puma hunts in Santiago, Chile

6. A jellyfish swims in Venice’s canals

7. Monkeys groom in Lopburi, Thailand

8. Deer rest in East London

9. A gaggle of geese in India’s temples

10. An alligator wanders a South Carolina mall

 

Read more: Penguins and dance-offs: some good news to soothe your soul this week

Read more: Watch: Dancers around the world are killing lockdown time by performing on their rooftops

Read more: Study reveals there are 3 types of ‘pandemic personalities’ during lockdown. Which are you?

X

This website uses cookies

We use cookies to personalise content and ads, to provide social media features and to analyse our traffic. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners who may combine it with other information that you’ve provided to them or that they’ve collected from your use of their services.

Privacy Settings