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An unusual bridge in Shenzhen, China, is serving a very special purpose: giving wildlife safe passage across a busy highway.

Unlike a conventional footbridge, most of its surface is covered in vegetation designed to mimic the natural surroundings, leaving a separate lane reserved for humans.

An American content creator living in Shenzhen went looking for animals on the bridge, but they were too stealthy for detection. Hidden infrared cameras, however, revealed the truth: wild boar, leopard cats and other wildlife are quietly claiming the bridge – keeping well away from prying eyes.

It's a beautiful reminder that urban development and nature don't have to be at odds.

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Shenzhen builds a bridge for wildlife — and animals are using it