Climate Change Is Shifting Nature’s Colors, From the Arctic to Insects
An illustrated NPR report explores how climate change is altering familiar colors in Arctic landscapes and insect bodies.
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Climate change is changing the colors found in nature, with shifts visible in places and organisms ranging from Arctic landscapes to insects.
An illustrated report from NPR explores these changes, tracing how a changing climate is altering the natural world’s familiar hues.
Originally reported by NPR. Read the full story at NPR
