Antarctic midge

Warmer Climate, Possible Threat to Antarctica’s Only Native Insect Population Despite Its Ability to Endure Extreme Conditions

Medicine & Technology Jun 28, 2022

Research shows Antarctic midge, Antarctica’s only native insect can endure extreme conditions but a warming climate may wipe the species out. Read to know more.

Antarctic midge

Warmer Climate, Possible Threat to Antarctica’s Only Native Insect Population Despite Its Ability to Endure Extreme Conditions

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