by Help keep wildlife wild and healthy.
Wildlife Services encourages you to avoid feeding wildlife such as ducks, geese, gulls, raccoons, deer, squirrels or coyotes.
One way you can help reduce wildlife conflicts with people is by not feeding wildlife near human populations and in parks.
Human food is not healthy for wild animals, and they do not need food from humans to survive.
Wild animals have specialized diets, and they can become malnourished or die if fed the wrong foods.
Also, animals cannot distinguish food from wrappers or foil and can get sick eating these items.
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Wildlife Services encourages you to avoid feeding wildlife such as ducks, geese, gulls, raccoons, deer, squirrels or coyotes.
One way you can help reduce wildlife conflicts with people is by not feeding wildlife near human populations and in parks.
Human food is not healthy for wild animals, and they do not need food from humans to survive.
Wild animals have specialized diets, and they can become malnourished or die if fed the wrong foods.
Also, animals cannot distinguish food from wrappers or foil and can get sick eating these items.
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