In a groundbreaking discovery, mosquitoes have been found in Iceland for the first time in history. Scientists warn this signals dramatic climate shifts that could transform the country's ecosystem and public health landscape forever.
Scientists make alarming discovery as disease-carrying mosquitoes appear in one of Earth's last untouched Arctic regions, raising global health and environmental concerns.
For the first time in recorded history, mosquitoes have been discovered in Iceland following unprecedented heatwaves, signaling dramatic climate shifts in the Arctic nation.
In an unprecedented environmental shift, Iceland records its first-ever mosquito sightings following record-breaking heatwave temperatures, raising concerns about climate change impacts.
Scientists uncover the fascinating climatic and biological reasons why Iceland remains nearly mosquito-free despite perfect breeding conditions in neighbouring countries.