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 October 23, 2017

In Germany, flying insects are disappearing at a rapid rate

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“It’s not just one species, it seems there’s basically a kind of wholesale collapse of wild insects,” says Dave Goulson, a co-author of a new study published in the online journal PLoS ONE on Wednesday. Produced by: Carolyn Beeler. Image credit: Fabrizio Bensch/Reuters.

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    Victoria C
    I hate insects but that doesn't mean they're not necessary. Terrible meaning for all life!!
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    Shannon D
    How sad. Humans just don't learn.
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    Kai R
    ^^. Agreed
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