Insects and other invertebrates on tropical islands face challenges as development and tourism expand

Mongabay
Nov 29, 2021, 4:52 am346 ptsTrending
From above, the Lhaviyani atoll in the Maldives forms a rough oval, encircling a turquoise stretch of the Indian Ocean speckled with islands. But on the ground, populations of insects, crabs, spiders and other invertebrate species in these tropical havens have probably suffered from growing human intrusion,…

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