As urban areas expand and climate change alters natural habitats, snakes, foxes, raccoons, deer, and other wildlife are increasingly appearing in neighborhoods where they were once rarely seen. Experts say habitat loss, warmer temperatures, and the search for food and shelter can bring animals closer to people. Although many grass snakes are harmless and help control pests, residents should avoid handling unfamiliar snakes and keep pets at a safe distance. Wildlife experts encourage communities to protect green spaces, seal potential entry points around homes, and learn how to coexist safely with animals that are simply trying to survive…
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