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Balkans Projected as Key Refuge for European Snakes as Climate Warms

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Climate change is expected to significantly reshape snake habitats across Europe, posing serious threats to cold-adapted species. Rising temperatures and worsening drought conditions are making large parts of Western Europe increasingly unsuitable for many snake populations. The Balkan Peninsula, however, is projected to serve as a critical refuge due to its diverse microclimates that can buffer against heat stress. Researchers suggest that the region's varied landscapes offer the best conditions for sustaining snake diversity in the coming decades. Conservation efforts are being urged to focus on protecting these complex Balkan environments to ensure reptile survival.

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