A changing climate is altering Arctic insect populations
Researchers studying insects in northern Greenland have seen some dramatic changes in populations over just 20 years.
May 2, 2018
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The springtail is not one of your better-known Arctic creatures. The small, wingless insect gets its name from how it uses its rigid tail to catapult itself into the air and out of harm’s way.
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