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Urban Moths Develop Smaller Wings in Response to Light Pollution; Interrupted Flight Speed Makes Them Vulnerable to Predators

Medicine & Technology Mar 15, 2024

A group of environmental scientists has found evidence that urban-dwelling moths may have evolved to have smaller wings, likely due to light pollution. Check this article to learn more.

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Urban Moths Develop Smaller Wings in Response to Light Pollution; Interrupted Flight Speed Makes Them Vulnerable to Predators

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