Scientists asked volunteers to live like earthworms, otters and kestrels for weeks; the strange experiment changed how they saw human landscapes

A project involved volunteers experiencing wildlife senses near the River Tone. Participants observed risks to red deer, otters, and other animals. They identified threats like dog activity and train noise impacting wildlife. This approach helps recognize overlooked environmental dangers to animals. The methodology will be used in other communities and settings.
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