Roadkill and Ecosystems
The decline in insect populations is starkly illustrated by the reduction of roadkill, signaling a troubling biodiversity collapse. Roads, while destructive, also create unique ecosystems known as necrobiomes, where scavengers thrive on the carcasses of dead animals. This duality highlights the complex relationship between human infrastructure and wildlife, revealing both the dangers and resources that roads present to various species.In this clip
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