Animals
Poop-eating Pikas More Resilient to Climate Change than Previously Believed, Study Suggests
Pikas, a relative of rabbits, are determined not to become climate refugees, going so far as to shake up their diet in an effort to withstand rising temperatures, according to a new study published in the Journal of Mammalogy.
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