ImpactsLouisiana Sea Gran/Flickr Global warming may make you miss these parasites when they’re gone Warming temperatures in one part of the world seem to have driven down the parasite population, suggesting another unexpected way that climate change harms ecosystems.
Impacts www.nytimes.com 47,000 ticks on a moose, and that’s just average. Blame climate change Climate change is giving ticks a leg up on their hosts. “It’s about as grody a picture as you can imagine on a dead animal,” a researcher said.
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