Roadkill is a common sight for many however, scientists and researchers are trying to change that with wildlife crossings. These crossings are very complicated and take up a lot of time and money. Animals cannot read or speak, so they do not know why they cannot take their normal path or why they must travel through a small tunnel. Wildlife crossings are not helpful to drivers nor animals therefore they should not be built. Wildlife crossings are very difficult to build. For example, in “Rise in Roadkill Requires New Solutions” by Melissa Gaskill, Matt Aresco spent ten years and three million dollars to build a barrier around a highway as well as four culverts. Unfortunate events caused setbacks during the building process. Some of their material