30 examples of wild animals acting like "pigeons" (31 photos)
In many cities around the world there are always a lot of pigeons on the streets. Sometimes the pigeon population appears to be equal in size to the human population, if not larger. But some countries have their own “pigeons” - various wild animals that calmly walk the streets and beg for food. In Thailand these are monkeys, in Japan - deer and foxes. Let's take a look at interesting examples of such animals on the streets of different cities! 
1. A woman feeds squirrels in California. 
2. Village with foxes Zao-Kitsune-Mura, Japan 
3. “But there are raccoons in my yard.” 
4. Wild macaws often fly to balconies in Caracas, Venezuela 
5. Wild horses in the middle of a city in Nevada, USA 
6. In Alaska, eagles are like doves 
7. “I started feeding a stray cat, but the news spread quickly..” 
8. A man in the Japanese city of Nara surrounded by curious wild deer 
9. Aoshima, a fishing village with many cats in Japan 
10. Marmots in Austria love to beg for food. 
11. “Friends found a tiny raccoon in their yard and took it to the rescue center.” 
12. These are the “pigeons” in Ecuador 
13. Wild birds at the feeders in the yard 
14. Pigs in the Bahamas 
15. A gang of black cats that walks on their own 
16. Wild horses in Nevada, USA 
17. Squirrels just want to eat! 
18. Wild burros in Southern California 
19. “My wife was feeding a squirrel near the house. Today she brought her children to meet her.” 
20. "A moose decided to come into our yard. Alaska" 
21. Crabs on Christmas Island 
22. "Morning view from my window. New Hampshire, USA" 
23. Common Bronze-winged Faps Pigeon - native to Australia 
24. Peacocks came to visit 
25. When raccoons broke into your pool and started a party 
26. Never leave your picnic unattended in Australia 
27. Sandhill cranes researchut lawns in Florida, USA 
28. Okunoshima, Rabbit Island in Japan 
29. When you didn’t see the “Don’t feed the monkeys” sign in Thailand 
30. Iguanas walk on Exuma Beach in Nassau, Bahamas 


















