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Desert cows: key beetles for the ecological health of the Blooming Desert in Chile

The story of the desert beetles, beetles of the genus Gyriosomus, is also a story of evolutionary resilience. Belonging to the family Tenebrionidae, these beetles...

The endangered red-tailed bumblebee: the furry guardian of the southern forests fighting to survive

Spring brings life to the gardens of southern Chile, and among magnolias, azaleas, and pieris appears an emblematic visitor: the Bombus dahlbomii, known as...

Biological control in urban wetlands: Chaco promotes a pioneering initiative in South America with native insects

The invasion of aquatic plants in urban wetlands is a global issue that affects the ecological functionality of lagoons, rivers, and estuaries. In Resistencia, Chaco,...

Alert in pristine ecosystems: flying insects are also decreasing their presence in lightly disturbed landscapes.

Although insects are often unnoticed, their disappearance is leaving a deep impact on ecosystems. Research led by Keith Sockman, a biology professor at the...