How urban isolation could make snakes more vulnerable to climate change
Urbanization is reducing genetic diversity among snake populations – a potential indicator of wider ecosystem problems. Image: Unsplash/David Clode
Olivia Rosane
Freelance Reporter, Ecowatch
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