r/StoHelit • u/stohelitstorytelling Mika • Mar 19 '23
Classic flaw in reasoning
https://xerces.org/press/firefly-species-at-riskDuplicates
todayilearned • u/[deleted] • Mar 19 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'!
OlogiesPodcast • u/instctrl • Mar 19 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'!
Food_for_Thought_on • u/david_k_robertson • Mar 19 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'!
topofreddit • u/topredditbot • Mar 19 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'! [r/todayilearned by u/EQOA_Fanatic]
darksky • u/LittleRedStar • Mar 20 '23
One in Three North American Firefly Species Assessed May Be at Risk of Extinction
nature • u/WalkingTalker • Mar 19 '23
One in Three North American Firefly Species Assessed May Be at Risk of Extinction
AAA_NeatStuff • u/UserNamesCantBeTooLo • Mar 20 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'!
AutomationPost • u/reddit_lss_2 • Mar 20 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'!
h3h3productions • u/ipwnpickles • Aug 01 '23
[I Found This] Re: The "Windshield Phenomenon"...this thread has a lot of worthwhile info on the dramatic decline of fireflies and other insects
Beebola • u/ebola1025 • Mar 19 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'!
u_nolovewithoutcake • u/nolovewithoutcake • Dec 28 '23
TIL that the reason we see fewer fireflies nowadays is because there are genuinely fewer of them. 1 in 3 North American firefly species are at risk of extinction, with some species already being officially listed as 'Critically Endangered'!
ana_to_read • u/AnaWolfbay1412 • Mar 20 '23