The disappearance of insects is reaching catastrophic proportions: scientists name the main reason.

The disappearance of insects due to climate change

According to inkorr.com: A new study has shown that insects have started to disappear not only in areas where human activity is prevalent but also in remote regions. The primary cause of this process is climate change. Scientists have recorded a significant decline in the population of flying insects, which is directly related to rising temperatures.

According to the study, even tropical butterflies and beetles have been negatively affected by climate changes. This leads to disruptions in the relationships among all organisms, which are crucial for the stability of ecosystems. Entomologists note that there is a 'crisis of insect biodiversity' that could have serious consequences for other living beings, including humans.

We found that 79% of the local species of ants in Fiji have experienced a population decline, while introduced species are rapidly increasing in number.

zoologists emphasize that insects play a critically important role in maintaining ecological balance. Their extinction could lead to serious consequences for all other species. The study highlights the need to protect insects to preserve life on the planet.

Without insects, everything will die: all mammals, all reptiles, all birds, and even humans. If you want to save any of these other things, including us, you must want to save insects.

These facts confirm that the disappearance of insects could have serious consequences for the diversity of ecosystems. The importance of their preservation is directly related to maintaining biodiversity and life on the planet as a whole. Without proper attention to this issue, we risk exacerbating already existing ecological crises and destroying the foundations of our existence.