 Species endangered by roads

"Species endangered by roads" refers to various organisms that face threats to their survival due to road construction, traffic, and the associated impacts of road infrastructure. Roads can fragment habitats, create barriers to animal movement, and increase the risk of vehicle collisions with wildlife. Some specific examples of species that are particularly affected include: 1. **Amphibians and Reptiles**: Many frog and turtle species are vulnerable because they often need to cross roads during migration or nesting.