The link between animal size reduction and climate warming does not extend beyond ancient times. With global warming, many living species are shrinking in size. Giant toads, snakes, tortoises, salamanders, forest rats, dung flies, Arctic butterflies, a variety of north sea fish and a type of sheep -- all are getting smaller. This phenomenon has puzzled scientists for a while, but through multiple experiments, field observations and fossil studies, the answer seems to be becoming clear.
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Small animals have a survival advantage in a warming climate