It could happen , if the conclusions of a group of researchers from the Higher Council for Scientific Research (CSIC) about the change of home of the trumpeter bullfinch were true. Native to North Africa, the Bucanetes githagineusas always lived in desert and semi-desert areas on the other side of the Mediterranean. However, it is also playing in Murcia, Granada or Alicante. It is assumed, experts say, that it has moved because the same weather conditions are occurring in Spain as in Africa. If, after studying the habits of this bird, it is confirmed that it has migrated due to the climatic effect, it could be valuable information for humans. As it was colonizing other places, it would offer a clue as to where there are similar changes.
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How can we observe climate change?
Climate change happens over relatively long periods of time, we need records of what the climate was like in the past to observe this change.





