Infamously known as a concrete jungle, Hong Kong is a lot more than mere concrete as its reputation suggests. With about 70% of its 1,100 km2 area being vegetated, Hong Kong actually has more green than grey. Amongst the greenery are over 3,300 species of vascular plants, within which are more than 60 species of mammals; more than 500 species of birds; around 80 species of reptiles; some 20 species of amphibians and tens of thousands of different invertebrate species. These animals strive to survive every day. To them, Hong Kong is a dangerous place.
To survive, they will need to be able to find food and suitable habitats, avoid predation, outcompete other competitors and be able to adapt to or be lucky enough to avoid a myriad of human disturbances. If you are now part of this community, will you be able to master the Law of the Forest and survive in this harsh environment?
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