Bears, coyotes and wildcats reclaim US national parks as people stay away during lockdown

Animals have free-run of parks normally packed with tourists

’s Sierra Nevada mountains is among the world’s most famous protected tracts of land, and attracts over 4 million visitors a year – normally.lockdown, the usually teeming park has been left largely devoid of human visitors, a sudden change which has allowed the park’s diverse array of fauna to spread out into areas they would seldom be seen.have rapidly taken advantage of the opportunity to spread into areas normally frothing with humans and their vehicles.

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