El 80% de las especies de mariposas se ha movido en busca de 'refugio climático'

A recent scientific study indicates that 80% of butterfly species have expanded their geographical range in response to climate change. This shift is primarily driven by the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events, forcing the insects to seek new habitats that serve as climate refuges.

The findings highlight the significant impact of environmental instability on biodiversity. By migrating to different areas, these species are attempting to adapt to changing conditions, underscoring the broader ecological consequences of global climate trends.