Anthros

Due to human females becoming an evolved and superior strain, other species with high intelligence turned into anthros despite not being as smart or technologically evolved as humans. They also have similar but far less **** differences in gender when compared to humans. Additionally, interbreeding with humans has led to kids looking more like humans, with rare animal traits; it tends to be a coin flip on these occasions.

Thankfully for the related ecosystems, it wasn't a change going through the entire species; only random groups of smarter members of their species were transformed from the aforementioned species below, creating several tribes that made unique structures and integrated well with society. Creatures like:

• Crows: They made spires and towers with various perches
• Dogs: They mostly stayed within human society
• Cats: They mostly stayed within human society
• Raccoons: They still rifled through trash, but people and the raccoons were smarter and more aware of how they did such things. They often live on rooftops or own scrapyards, and use recycled materials to create cool shit like a gun made mostly out of milk cartons or a blimp.
• Ants: Due to their natures, ants are conscious about their growth and lives, choosing to take up farming and/or move to rugged terrain like mountains where they can build and expand without pause, fighting other ant colonies for territory and resources. There are also those who choose to stay within civilised zones, creating special communities working alongside and in human cities and towns, usually by making or buying buildings they will then retrofit into places fit for their kin to sleep in and such.
• Lions: Since lionesses do all the work and male lions tend to be weaker, lionesses have changed to taking a dominant stance over the males, allowing singular lionesses to have harems of males and stopping male lions from killing their cubs. There are also those who stick to the old ways but take a far more nagging approach to things, like a bossy wife. The only exception is when a male lion is born with strength and a mane, a rare sight that's far more common than with men, usually 1 in every 10 lion dens. In these situations, the men will continue to dominate their wives, staying lax and loved, but are stopped from killing or sending away male cubs, at least without prior preparations since they are now intelligent and can reach out to human populations to take care of the children and raise them as humans or set them up to test their metal against other dens. As for how their dens are, they are modern, designed to represent how they see their regal natures as a species and as the lords controlling places similar to Mufasa's den in The Lion King. All of their stuff runs off green energy and is made by their women who were gifted several crafting books, allowing them to create mud bricks and paint, creating a Roman-y style to their architecture.
• Wolves: Keeping a nomadic style, wolves are one of the rarer species, excluding dogs and cats, who allow humans with wolf features. These ladies or guys aren't as wolf-y as your average anthro wolf, but they are still wolf-y enough to travel alongside the pack. Anthro wolves don't have as strong a claim or care for territory; they are more about travelling the world on their legs, as well as building boats when needed.
• Monkeys: Monkey anthros and gorilla anthros are very friendly and like to live relaxing lives, creating treehouse towns and cities as they plant, grow, raise, and protect trees they select for their growth potential and crop yield, creating a self-sustained society that is able to export some of their produce in exchange for infertile seeds that have been genetically modified for better crop yields.
• Gorillas: Gorilla anthros are very friendly with monkey anthros, the two often share treehouse civilisations, although the gorillas also have picked up a battle mindset and wish to test their strength against others. Those who stay in monkey towns are small in number and usually stick to the heavier workloads to stay occupied and fit, training future generations of gorilla anthros.
• Squirrels: Squirrel anthros are very giddy and rambunctious, acting very randomly. There is no standard behaviour or living style for them, except the fact that they can be chatty; some live in human cities, others stay independent in the wild, there are all sorts of instances one can see them, usually as they're running off to do something or going somewhere. They never tend to stay in one place long, even their relationships are like a fluttering moment to them, loving, preparing their children, then going off, happily knowing that their kids can take care of themselves. Usually, when squirrels engage in human relationships, it's with the knowledge that humans prefer commitment and a stable environment. To fit in line with this, anthro squirrels will try and do long distance with an open or closed relationship, or will visit regularly, or even settle down whilst maintaining their high energy.
• Hyenas: Anthro hyenas are just like normal hyenas, their chicks got non-reproductive fake dicks and a skewed perception on males. The difference being that now they are intelligent enough to know that their fake dicks can't get their fellow ladies pregnant and seem to have put on a dominatrix personality for their guys, rather than disdain. They live in underground bunkers in the wild, going out to hunt or run around and interact with civilisation, as a result of this and their corrupting exposure to humans, there are several normals rooms in their bunkers and many more sex dungeons make for each hyena woman wishing to dominant the males or women they can wrangle into their loving domination.
• Parrots: Since they could already talk and repeat what people said, their developed minds loved echoes and how sounds played with themselves. So, to better mess with this, they created structures atop high trees or carved out caves to push sounds into symphonies every time they spoke.
• Rabbits: Use Bun Bash as a reference