Global warming wounded rodents

In a research published in Science magazine, reviewing the effects of animal populations and ecological systems of agricultural warming, and noted that the number of birds decreased by 40 percent while considering the temperature increased by 2 degrees Celsius in the last 100 years due to global warming. The number of mice, squirrels and other small rodents were explained 27 percent, while the three new mouse species appeared.

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Ekologyst Elise Zipkin from the US University of Michigan, who performs the research, said “There is absolutely a winner and a loser as a result of the global warming crisis.” In connection with 2 degrees Celsius of the planet, the number of rodents increased while the three new mouse types appeared.. The reason for this was noted that rodents can live in a cooler at night and live under accidental soil in extreme hot weather.

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