Climate
In a Warmer Netherlands, All Kinds of New Species Live Here. But Not Every Species Comes Here for the Warmth
The article discusses how climate change is altering the flora and fauna in the Netherlands, leading to the appearance of new species. It questions whether species like the short-snouted seahorse and the cap lichen are newcomers due to warmer temperatures, or if other factors are involved. The piece highlights that while some species arrive because of the changing climate, not all new arrivals are solely linked to increased warmth, suggesting a more complex interplay of environmental changes as of 2026-08-27.
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