The impact of urbanization on local wildlife is significant, often resulting in habitat loss, fragmentation, and increased human-wildlife conflicts. As cities expand, natural habitats are converted for residential and commercial use, leading to dwindling resources for many species. Urban areas can also introduce pollution, light, and noise disturbances that affect wildlife behavior and reproduction. Some species may adapt to urban environments, while others face population declines or local extinctions. Understanding these impacts is crucial for developing strategies to conserve biodiversity and promote coexistence between urban development and wildlife conservation.