In a fascinating twist of nature, Anna’s hummingbirds are adapting to urban life by evolving longer, larger beaks specifically to access backyard feeders. This remarkable change not only highlights their resilience but also hints at a potential shift towards becoming a “commensal” species, similar to the ubiquitous pigeon. As these tiny avians learn to navigate human environments, it raises intriguing questions about our impact on wildlife and how closely intertwined our lives are becoming. Could this adaptation lead to a new era of coexistence between humans and these vibrant creatures, or might it pose challenges for their natural behaviors? What other species do you think might evolve in response to urbanization?