Geographically my ecosystem is limited to the City of Toronto. In greater detail, the following topographic accidents mark said limit:

Geographically my ecosystem is limited to the City of Toronto. In greater detail, the following topographic accidents mark said limit: Lake Ontario, Centennial Park, Etobicoke Creek, Lake Aquitaine Park, Riverview Park, Streetsville Memorial Park and more. Weather gets progressively colder, green areas are more visible, animal life goes from squirrels and racoons to rabbits and deer.From an ecological point of view, the City of Toronto does not change much after said boundaries, the main difference in my opinion would refer to density of the population because Toronto is considered an urbanized and densely populated area. As a non-native to the city, the wild life seems to vary and the wild areas are more extensive.

Is this statement true or false? why? explain