Why are these endangered moths swarming Australia's east coast?
Summary
A large number of endangered Bogong moths have recently appeared along the east coast of Australia, including in cities like Sydney and Canberra. People have noticed the moths entering their homes and cars, causing surprise and curiosity.Key Facts
- Bogong moths are an endangered species in Australia.
- There has been a sudden increase in their numbers along the east coast.
- The moths have been seen swarming in urban areas, such as Sydney and Canberra.
- People have recorded the moths entering indoor spaces and vehicles.
- The BBC has reported on where the moths come from and why there are so many now.
- The moths migrate seasonally, which explains their sudden appearance.
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