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Asian praying mantis species invade Europe, threatening pollinators and small wildlife

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Two invasive Asian praying mantis species are spreading rapidly across Europe, posing a serious risk to local pollinators and small endangered animals. Warmer temperatures driven by climate change and the growth of urban areas are facilitating their northward expansion. Scientists warn that these aggressive insects could disrupt local ecosystems if left unchecked. Citizen science programs are being highlighted as a key tool for tracking and managing their populations. Experts also recommend removing egg cases seasonally as a practical measure to limit their environmental impact.

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