Study shows fall in insect population by nearly a quarter
2020-04-24 00:57
While the population of terrestrial insects declined significantly, freshwater insects reported a rise thanks to cleanups of lakes and rivers. Scientists attributed the fall in numbers on land to habitat destruction. A study by two German universities has une…
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