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1. 'Living Butterflies' Help Scientists Understand How Animals Respond To Climate Change This article from ScienceDaily discusses how researchers in the UK are using new technologies to study how butterflies respond to climate change. By implanting tiny electronic trackers into butterflies and studying their movements, the researchers are able to gain insight into how animals react to changes in the climate. The research could help scientists better understand how species are affected by global warming and other environmental changes. 2. Butterflies: Beauty and Fragility This video from the World Wildlife Fund discusses the beauty and fragility of butterflies. It discusses the importance of butterfly conservation and how human activities can damage the habitats of these delicate creatures. The video also highlights the need for more conservation initiatives to ensure that these stunning creatures can continue to thrive in their natural habitats. 3. Butterfly Conservation: How You Can Help This article from the National Wildlife Federation outlines some of the ways that individuals can take part in butterfly conservation. It suggests things such as planting native plants and flowers, avoiding the use of pesticides, and providing shelter and water sources for butterflies. It also explains the importance of conserving butterfly habitats and provides links to organizations and resources for those interested in getting involved.
That cold north easterly was doing no-one any favours this morning as the sun skulked behind a stubborn bank of cloud while I gave Marshside a once over, and cursed the fickle weather of early spring. Less than 24 hours before Commas and Peacocks were tottering about in the garden at Dempsey Towers. Any butterfly…
Read the full story from Yale University. A new study warns that global climate change may have a devastating effect on butterflies, turning their species-rich, mountain habitats from refuges into traps. Think of it as the 'butterfly effect' -- the idea that something as small as the flapping of a butterfly's wings can eventually lead…
Let’s be honest, dogs are basically furry toddlers with wagging tails and zero boundaries. And just like toddlers, they need help learning how to play nice with others. Whether your dog is a social butterfly or more of a solo snoozer, socialization is key to their overall well-being. If your pup gets a little too excited (or a little too anxious) around other dogs, don’t worry, you’re definitely not alone.Here’s how to help your four-legged best friend become the canine companion everyone wants at the dog park, with plenty of pro tips, local help, and fun along the way!