Animals
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Brazil's Bioluminescent Beetles Have Declined in About 30 Years Due to Pesticides, Artificial Lightning, Report Shows
The latest research discovered the decline of fireflies and bioluminescent beetles in three decades or the last 30 years. Artificial lighting and pesticides have contributed to the problem. Read here.
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