The Illinois Department of Natural Resources is urging residents to resist the urge to intervene when they spot baby birds or young animals alone in nature. Most of the time, parents are nearby but deliberately keep their distance when humans are present, ensuring their offspring remain safe. Experts emphasize that removing wild animals from their habitats or attempting to raise them can cause harm and is against state regulations. Wild creatures have the best chances at survival under their parents’ care. Authorities ask that the public observe wildlife from a distance and report injured animals to professionals instead of attempting to help directly.
IDNR Reminds People To Avoid Handling Wild Animals and Birds
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