Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense and form. Some of the verbs should be in the passive and some in the active. More cars and lorries (drive) on our roads every year and, sadly, as a result of this, more and more wild animals (kill) by vehicles. Roads often (cross) the routes that (take) by animals when they are migrating, breeding or feeding.
Every spring, many thousands of toads (kill) as they (make) their way to the traditional breeding ponds. All over the world, animals are victims of the road and their dead remains can (often see) lying on the roadside. Many badgers and hedgehogs (hit) by cars at night as they (move around) in search of food. Rabbits sometimes seem to (hypnotize) by the headlights of cars and (not move) quickly out of the way. Birds (sometimes hit) too as they (fly) low over roads.
(can anything do) to protect these animals from the dangers ofthe road? Well, in 1969, a toad tunnel (build) in Switzerland and was a great success. Since then, other tunnels (construct) elsewhere in Europe, not just for toads but for badgers and salamanders too. In Florida, where the rare Florida panther (live), panther tunnels (build) under the highway and fencing (put up) beside the highway to guide the animals safely into these underpasses. Road signs warning drivers to (look out) for particular animals (often see) in the us and it is to (hope) that they (become) a more common sight on the roads of Europe.

More cars and lorries are driven on our roads every year and, sadly, as a result of this, more and more wild animals are killed by vehicles. Roads often cross the routes that are taken by animals when they are migrating, breeding, or feeding.

Every spring, many thousands of toads are killed as they make their way to the traditional breeding ponds. All over the world, animals are victims of the road and their dead remains can often be seen lying on the roadside. Many badgers and hedgehogs are hit by cars at night as they move around in search of food. Rabbits sometimes seem to be hypnotized by the headlights of cars and don't move quickly out of the way. Birds are sometimes hit too as they fly low over roads.

Can anything be done to protect these animals from the dangers of the road? Well, in 1969, a toad tunnel was built in Switzerland and was a great success. Since then, other tunnels have been constructed elsewhere in Europe, not just for toads but for badgers and salamanders too. In Florida, where the rare Florida panther lives, panther tunnels have been built under the highway and fencing has been put up beside the highway to guide the animals safely into these underpasses. Road signs warning drivers to look out for particular animals are often seen in the US and it is hoped that they become a more common sight on the roads of Europe.