Urbanization has significantly affected wildlife in various ways. Among the given choices, the most accurate effects of urbanization on wildlife include:
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led to having endangered species: Urbanization often leads to habitat destruction, which can push some species to the brink of extinction.
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decreased parks and conservation areas: As urban areas expand, natural habitats are often converted into residential, commercial, or industrial developments, resulting in a loss of parks and conservation areas.
While urbanization can sometimes lead to increased populations of certain adaptable species (like raccoons, pigeons, and squirrels), it generally has detrimental effects on biodiversity and the overall health of wildlife populations.
Therefore, the best answers from the choices provided would be led to having endangered species and decreased parks and conservation areas.