Your Store-Bought Bug Sprays Are Useless Against the Roach Menace

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Rats, roaches, and other creatures are winning against climate change, and it's bad news for humans

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A rat crawling forward out of a dark black background
Rats are one of several species that will likely thrive in a warming world.

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Scientists think they've finally solved the millennia-old mystery of why bugs flock to your porch light

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A white tent is lit up at night in a rainforest as a person sits at a small table with lots of electronic equipment
Scientists did field experiments in Costa Rica to see how different insects respond to artificial lights at night.

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Parasitic worms highjack their hosts' free will, and scientists finally think they know how

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A worm, Chordodes fukuii, and a mantid, Tenodera angustipennis, pose with a leaf for scale.
In a fight between this measly worm and majestic mantis, who do you think would win? You might be surprised.

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The steps that could help address biodiversity loss could also help fix the climate crisis

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Catherine Boudreau, Dr. Susan Chomba, Dr. Michal Nachmany
Insider's Catherine Boudreau led a panel with Susan Chomba, director of vital landscapes at the World Resources Institute, and Michal Nachmany, founder and CEO of Climate Policy Radar.

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