Urbanization significantly impacts wildlife habitats by causing habitat loss and fragmentation. As cities expand, natural environments are converted into urban areas, leading to the destruction of ecosystems necessary for various species. This often results in diminished biodiversity, as animals lose their homes and resources. Moreover, urban areas can introduce pollutants, noise, and light disturbances, which further affect wildlife behavior and health. Some species may adapt to urban environments, while others may decline or become endangered, challenging ecosystem balance.