Peregrine Falcons in the City: The Surprising Reason They Choose Skyscrapers

Peregrine falcons, once found in wild cliffs, now thrive in New York City. Skyscrapers offer them height for nesting and hunting, similar to natural cliffs. Conservation efforts in the 1980s helped their comeback. These birds have adapted to urban life, finding food and using city structures. Their presence shows wildlife can adapt to changing environments.