Understanding the effects of light pollution on wildlife is important due to its disruptive impact on natural behaviors. Light pollution interferes with nocturnal activities, including mating, foraging, and migration patterns, particularly for species sensitive to light changes. This disruption can lead to declines in populations and the vulnerability of species that rely on darkness for survival. Moreover, light pollution can affect predator-prey dynamics, altering food webs and ecosystem stability. By raising awareness and implementing solutions to reduce light pollution, we can help protect wildlife and promote healthier, more resilient ecosystems.