The impact of artificial light on wildlife behavior includes disruption of foraging patterns, mating rituals, and predator-prey interactions. Many species rely on natural light cues for critical activities, and artificial light can interfere with these behaviors, leading to disorientation and changes in daily rhythms. For instance, night-active species may alter their feeding and reproductive timings, affecting overall populations. This disruption can have cascading effects on ecosystem dynamics, highlighting the importance of mitigating light pollution to protect wildlife and maintain ecological integrity.