Global Warming Has Already Made Natural Habitats Unsurvivable for 2% of Amphibians: Study

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By Paige BennettMay 13, 2025, 3:00 pm366 ptsTop
In a new study, researchers determined that 2%, or 104 amphibian species out of 5,203 species studied, are already experiencing overheating events in their natural habitats. The researchers considered different microhabitats of amphibians, including terrestrial, arboreal and aquatic and compared heat…

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