The New York Times reports
Climate change may affect wood rats in the Mojave Desert in a most unusual way. A new study finds that warmer weather reduces their ability to tolerate toxins in the creosote bush, which they rely on for sustenance.
The consequences may be dire for the wood rats.
Read full story at Desert Rats Finding Meals Less Palatable – The New York Times
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You can also get the story here: http://unews.utah.edu/poison-warmed-over/
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