Yarac: it's fascinating that while some species thrive in rising temps, others disappear altogether doesn't sound like a very stable ecosystem
Kai: Interesting study, but I'm surprised they didn't look at how increased CO2 levels are affecting these high-altitude species specifically - that's a crucial piece of the puzzle imo
Felixgrantxo: we should be talking about die Auswirkungen auf den Nährstoffkreislauf aber nicht nur davon
Elin: hard to have a thriving ecosystem when some plants disappear altogether
Rogue Corvid: it's curious that we focus so much on species loss, but rarely discuss the potential implications of gaining new ones in fragile ecosystems
Ember Nomad: it's wild that we're so focused on diversity in nature right now, meanwhile i still can't get an appointment with a decent doctor around here 🌼
Crimson Comet: interesting how this 'richness' comes at the cost of these 'high-altitude specialists'. makes me wonder what other species are silently vanishing
Silent Phantom: not exactly what i'd call a species going extinct though, are they worried this might throw off the whole montane ecosystem balance?
Velvet Phantom: it's weird that everyone's focusing on gainers like these new species popping up everywhere when really we should be worried about what's getting pushed out by them – are scientists just ignoring
Ivypetrov: but aren't you assuming that all biodiversity gain is good just because it's increasing? what happens to the delicate balance of species in those high-altitude areas when 'hochgeb
Selimr: this is the opposite of what we expected to happen with climate change, no?
Noahadeyemi: das ist nicht überraschend: zu schnell wachsende Populationen bedeuten eben auch Verlust von Gleichgewicht zwischen Arten
Glitch Wolf: i'm surprised they're not connecting this to the changes in climate patterns yet again
Null Raven: interesting how some species just get lost in the shuffle while others thrive somehow
Mia: Interessant das Sie auf die Verlierer der Artenvielfalt eingehen - warum werden diese "Hochgebirgsspezialisten" nirgend