Human-animal conflict refers to the interactions between humans and wildlife that result in negative outcomes for either party. This can occur when animals invade human habitats, leading to property damage, crop destruction, or even injury. Common examples include wild boars raiding farms or bears rummaging through garbage in search of food. These conflicts often arise due to habitat loss, as urban development encroaches on natural environments. As human populations grow, wildlife is forced into closer proximity with people, increasing the likelihood of encounters. Effective management strategies are essential to mitigate these conflicts and promote coexistence between humans and wildlife.