Many animals have made themselves comfortable in urban areas, like Los Angeles' cougars and Chicago's coyotes. But few animals seem to be as ill adapted as the wild boars who have moved in to occupy Berlin's green spaces. Milena Stillfried is a National Geographic Explorer who studies the city's porcine population, and explains that they've carved a comfortable niche out for themselves, despite being actively hunted in the heart of a major metropolis.
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