Colonii de muşte invazive în Antarctica. Avertismenul oamenilor de ştiinţă

Chilean scientists have reported the reproduction of an invasive fly species in Antarctica, raising concerns about its impact on local ecosystems. Climate change is facilitating the arrival of such species, with the Antarctic Peninsula experiencing significant warming. The fly, Trichocera maculipennis, was found in natural habitats, indicating a potential threat to native species. Experts believe it was introduced via ships and warn that its presence could destabilize the fragile Antarctic ecosystem.