Insects decline on land, fare better in water, study finds
2020-05-08 17:09
A meta-analysis has found that land-dwelling insect populations are decreasing by about 0.92% per year, which amounts to 50% fewer insects in 75 years.
The numbers of insects that live in the water are on the rise by about 1.08% per year, a figure scient ...
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