Predators have been skillfully using the neighborhood with humans for a long time, in times of famine, visiting villages and towns in search of food, not being afraid to enter large cities. The fact is that in search of food and shelter from predators, many birds fly to cities where they have never been met or were rare (wild pigeons, jackdaws, rooks, crows, etc.). And predators, losing their usual "food base", rush after birds and rodents closer to human habitation. In addition, in the city, besides usual food on hungry days, they can also find human food. RJ - a raccoon from the cartoon "The Woodsmen" - tried to prove to his forest comrades that the city is "a gateway to a wonderful life, where strange creatures, called people who live to eat, not eat to live, live." But in fact, animals do not appear in the city in search of a "sweet life", but simply try to survive.