O muscă din Arctica s-a reprodus în Antarctica și amenință speciile de la Polul Sud

A fly species from the Arctic has been found reproducing in Antarctica, posing a threat to local ecosystems. Climate change is facilitating the arrival of invasive species in the region. Researchers observed colonies of Tricochera maculipennis during the last summer, indicating a significant ecological impact. The fly likely arrived via ships, and its presence could destabilize the fragile Antarctic environment.