Our world is still a lot of people who care about the fate of our smaller brethren.
One proof of this can be considered infrastructure, created specifically for animals. For example, all those bridges and tunnels were built only in order to allow animals to safely cross bustling route.
The transition for elephants in Kenya
A bridge for crabs on Christmas island, Australia
Tunnels for salamanders, New England, USA
Acodec in Singapore
Rope bridge over the highway in Victoria, Australia
Green bridge for wildlife on the autobahn in Germany
Acodec in Banff National Park (Banff National Park), Canada
Building for migration of wild animals in the Netherlands
A tunnel for turtles in Japan
Acodec in Colorado
Tunnel for Pets, located under the freeway, Finland
The transition to wildlife near the lake Keechelus (Keechelus Lake)
The transition for wildlife in new Jersey
Acodec Danport (Duinpoort), about halfway between Zandvoort (Zandvoort) and Haarlem (Haarlem), the Netherlands
Bridge for monkeys and other animals crossing the road in Bahia (Bahia), Brazil
The transition for wildlife in Banff (Banff), Alberta, Canada
Bridge for animals in the province of North Brabant, Netherlands
A grizzly bear emerges from the underpass under the TRANS Canada highway in Banff National Park
Bridge for animals near Banff, Canada
Bridge for animals in Montana, USA
The transition to wildlife over Compton road (Compton Rd), Brisbane, Australia
The transition for the animals in Alberta, Canada
Akatuki in Austria
The transition to cattle in Victoria, Australia
A bridge for squirrels in Washington
The transition for the bears in Banff National Park, Canada
Acodec in the Netherlands
The transition to amphibians in California
The tunnel of red crabs on Christmas island, Australia
Acodec in the Netherlands
Acodec in Overijssel (Overijssel), Netherlands
Acodec in Germany
The transition to wildlife over the highway in Ontario, Canada
Acodec in Belgium
Acodec in böblingen (Bblingen), Germany
Acodec near Prague
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