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The View’s Sunny Hostin: “I think it’s really reckless to be suggesting that people should have children in this country.”




Colorado opens North America’s largest wildlife overpass. Colorado has officially opened North America’s largest wildlife overpass, a major step forward in protecting both wildlife and drivers. Spanning roughly 200 feet (61 meters) wide and over 200 feet (64 meters) long, the massive structure crosses a busy six-lane section of Interstate 25. Covered with soil and native vegetation, the overpass is designed to blend seamlessly into the natural landscape, giving animals the feeling of crossing uninterrupted terrain rather than a highway. The crossing is expected to be used by elk, deer, bears, mountain lions, and other wildlife, allowing them to safely navigate over one of Colorado’s busiest highways, which carries more than 100,000 vehicles daily. Prior to construction, this stretch of road experienced approximately one wildlife-vehicle collision per day during peak migration seasons. Studies show that well-designed wildlife crossings, when paired with proper fencing, can reduce such accidents by up to 90%. This project demonstrates a powerful principle: instead of forcing wildlife to adapt to our roads, we can adapt the road to them — creating safer journeys for animals and humans alike.




















