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ELI5: Is there any evidence to suggest that current animals have evolved to overcome specific environmental challenges due to human intervention? I.E. Roads, Buildings, Pollution?
gpt
Yes, definitely. A very early and popular example are/were moths in Manchester in England. Basically, the moths tended to be the color of tree bark for camouflage, but in the 19th century soot from factories in Manchester caused the trees to be darker in color. Moths with darker bodies and wings skyrocketed in population while that of the tree bark colored moths declined. 

Humans have impacted just about every environment on Earth and subjected the organisms within it to at least *some* kind of evolutionary pressure.