On top of the hill in Adelaide, there is a wildlife park and lively koalas are living there. Wallabies and kangaroos are making themselves comfortable under eucalyptus trees.
Because people there have been trying to live together with kind care, they don't tend to attack people.
It's the same with the case of deer in Nara.
But we Nara people can learn from Australia in that they even don't enclose them with concrete walls.
Even a mother kangaroo (might be wallaby) with her baby inside the pocket comes close to human to get food. Very nice relationship.
But when I went to a mountain area, it was really scorching and I found some burn-out sites.
Nature has some dangerous sides, too, and they make me think of lots of things about coexisting with nature...