Animals
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Caterpillars Are Growing up Faster Than Usual, Experts Are Blaming Streetlights
Streetlights may make moth caterpillars grow faster, this doesn't mean it's a good thing. New research discovers that there are fewer moth caterpillars under LED streetlights at British roadside habitat and those that are still there display signs of stress
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