"Unnatural History" refers to the study and documentation of species and ecosystems that have been significantly altered or influenced by human activity. This includes the introduction of non-native species, habitat destruction, and climate change, which can disrupt natural processes and lead to biodiversity loss. The term can also encompass the examination of how human actions have shaped the evolution and distribution of various organisms. For example, the impact of invasive species on local ecosystems highlights the consequences of human intervention in nature, prompting discussions about conservation and restoration efforts.