We know heatwaves kill animals. But new research shows the survivors don’t get off scot-free
- Written by Justin Eastwood, Postdoctoral research fellow in ecology, Monash University
Niki Teunissen/AWC, Author providedExtreme heat waves can cause birds and mammals to die en masse. But it’s more common for an animal to experience relatively mild heat stress that doesn’t kill it. Our new findings suggest that unfortunately, these individuals can suffer long-term health damage.
Our study, published today, describes how...





