You know, what is the straw that is going to break the camel's back when it comes to the balance of the environment ?

Ron Magill

I've been surprised at the lack of negative responses and overwhelmed by the amount of positive ones.

It's all so intricately connected, whether you're eating the food that is directly pollinated or you're eating something that depends on that pollinator, it's a domino effect.

One million species in the next 50 years, that is catastrophic.

Bats are also more susceptible to heat stress, there have been major die-offs of bats as a result of rising temperatures that led to death from heat stroke as bats have limited cooling mechanisms.

When you plant native wildflowers, you're planting a buffet for the wildlife that needs that to survive, that's the refueling stations for Wildlife Service.Bats.

She did such a wonderful thing with wildflowers in Texas, there are times you can drive through Texas, and you can see wildflowers for as far as the eyes can see, and it's such a beautiful sight, because she understood the value of that.

Because butterflies are some of the most sensitive insects to changes in temperature, they are considered the' canary in the coal mine' when it comes to climate change.

You wouldn't have tequila if you had no bats, because that's the only thing that pollinates the agave plant that makes tequila.

The seeds from the fruits that they eat germinate after going through their digestive system and then are deposited throughout their range to' plant' future trees.

Plant gardens with native wildlife, the native plants that are critical to the survival of these animals.

I do know that there are several iguana hunters that are looking forward to this upcoming cold front as it will certainly facilitate them removing these invasive reptiles from the South Florida environment as they will not be able to run away !