As a result of urban sprawl, displaced wildlife often end up venturing into populated areas in search of food. True False

Answer: True

The distribution of the native indigenous population of human to a wildlife habitat is a common practice seen among the villagers and has also been adapted by the urban societies. They move to forests in search of habitat, obtaining fuel food cooking food and for other needs. This displacement has affected the wildlife considerably. The animals which are dislocated from their natural habitats often found to be located in urban areas where they can become threat to the lives of the human lives and for themselves.