A fox roams the streets of Dublin city in full lockdown. The animal was filmed by the journalist Ibraheem Razan
A fox strolls undisturbed among the sidewalks of Dublin city center: this is the unusual sighting filmed by local journalist Ibraheem Razan on January 9, 2021 in full lockdown
What's a fox doing in the deserted streets of Dublin? The new restrictions imposed by the Irish government, which have once again closed people indoors, are having the effects on nature that were already recorded in March, with animals approaching places usually frequented by humans.
From 31 December 2020, the Irish government has decided to place the whole country at Covid security level 5. In fact, Ireland is currently struggling with a more violent wave of Coronavirus than the first.
The video shows a curious little fox wandering Suffolk Street. Razan posted pictures of her on her Twitter profile writing in the post:
Right now in broad daylight a brave fox is wandering around Dublin city center
In a broad daylight a brave fox is wandering around Dublin city centre just now. pic.twitter.com/Wll9yxVyxC
- Razan Ibraheem (رزان) (azRazanIRL) January 9, 2021
Once again, when the human being takes a step back and closes himself in the house, nature enters the cities, to regain possession of the spaces that excessive urbanization has stolen from it.
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