Turning spaces into farmland and cities has created Newsletter more opportunities for animal diseases to cross into humans, scientists have warned.Our transformation of the natural landscape drives out many animals, but favours species more likely to carry diseases, a study suggests.The work adds to growing evidence that exploitation of nature fuels pandemics.Scientists estimate that three out of every four new emerging infectious diseases come from animals.The study shows that, worldwide, we have shaped the landscape in a way that has favoured species that are more likely to carry infectious diseases.And when we convert natural habitats to farms, pastures and urban spaces, we inadvertently increase the probability of pathogens crossing from animals to humans."Our findings show that the animals that remain in more human-dominated environments are those that are more likely to carry infectious diseases that can make people sick," said Rory Gibb of University College London (UCL).

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