Abons In Manhattan

Abons

Despite the Global Covid19 Pandemic since Dec2019, Abon populations gradually boomed in Manhattan, New York City. This borough of New York remains on top for most populated area of a major city inhabited by a large number of Abons. The population of Abons in Manhattan are estimated to be over 2.3 Million. The population is actively growing at a rate of 30-50k every year. The more Manhattan plants trees and parks, the more the Abons will come to the borough.

### Population Density

Out of a 5 scale, Several regions of Manhattan have scored a 5 point population density. Central Park, Morningside Park, Riverside Park, and most ofthe urban oasis parks scattered around Manhattan have reached this level. Central Park obviously has the highest population due to its size. Riverside Park has the 2nd highest population. The small oasis parks have likely a few tens to hundreds of Abon residents. Central Manhattan, Central Park region, and Broadway have the highest urban population of all of New York. Most of Manhattan lists as 2.5-3 on the 5 scale, meaning much of the city has a moderate population. The only two boroughs known to have a notable Abon population are Manhattan and the Bronx, notably around Bronx Zoo.

### New York Habitat

In Manhattan, Abons live in parks, gardens, road parks and roadside greens, and near some buildings with large gardens or veggetation. Some rooftop parks and gardens even have Abons residing, having been introduced by people. Known as "Sky Oasises", living on top of buildings is like a safehaven for these Abons, where they'd be safe from cars and preditors. Abons are protected by the city and by the State of New York

#### Living and Diet in Manhattan

In the city, Abons are actively foraging for food and shelter. They are commonly seen crossing roads or climbing trees. Abons may live underground in communal burrows, under bridges, on balconies, in scaffolding, in large enough rock crevices, inside dead trees, or nesting built in trees. City Abons may even build nesting in underground facilities in safe areas. Manhattan has Abon houses built in parks throughout the area, and restricted areas of parks reserved for Abons to build underground dens in peace. Rooftop Abons typically can live in dog houses or on some buildings, a large denning house is built. Some buildings have Abons living inside. Almost 70% of Manhattan's Abons live in Central Park. Here, the entire tribe lives in a very large communal den, about 12 feet under the ground.

In the city, Abons naturally will eat tree fruit and or leaves. However in the winter, Abons would either find available food, or hibernate. Hibernation typically doesnt occur in NYC, as many peoples in NYC feed the abons year round, therefore being no need to sleep for the winter. Many things fed to Abons are fruit, veggetables, chips, hot dogs, crackers, pizza crusts, and any other NYC food given to them or found. Manhattan encoureges residents to feed the Abon especially in fall and winter when natural food is scarce. Abons are protected in Manhattan; feeding and domesticating of Abons is allowed.

Manhattan Abons are known to live longer than other wild Abons, likely due to the constant surplus of food given to them or food found on the ground. A lack of preditors also allow Abons to live longer. The average wild abon in Manhattan can live 30 years. A domesticated Abon can live a potential 50 years.