🌆 Beneath the grand monuments and bustling streets of Rome, a diverse array of fascinating wildlife finds refuge.

From the iconic Tiber River that winds through the heart of the city to the verdant oases of Villa Borghese and Parco degli Acquedotti, Rome's urban landscape harbors a remarkable array of species.

The Tiber River, a central artery of the city, is home to a thriving population of waterfowl.

Graceful swans glide effortlessly across the surface, while coots and moorhens dart among the reeds and banks.

Occasionally, the sleek form of an otter can be spotted hunting for fish, a testament to the river's improving water quality. - https://italyfocusguide.com/blog/animals-in-rome/?unique_id_xc67u0ky

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