Are humans really the ultimate super-predator?

A comprehensive analysis of three decades of research challenges the notion that humans are the planet's ultimate super-predator, revealing that wild animals exhibit varying levels of fear towards humans based on context and experiences. This insight may influence approaches to wildlife conservation and human-animal interactions.

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