As Animals Confront Us, We Must Blame Ourselves

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Last month, Undercurrent reported that a river dolphin nearly bit off a woman's foot in Bolivia, a rare and extraordinary occurrence. In the same month, an elephant killed a man in Kenya, and an alligator drowned a woman in Florida.

According to a new study by University of Washington researchers published on February 27 in the journal Nature Climate Change, climate change may be increasing the frequency of violent encounters between humans and wild animals....

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