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作成日: 2025/08/21 07:02

更新日: 2025/12/08 02:56

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A: Hey there! Guess what I heard recently?
   B: What's up, what happened?

A: Seems like our beloved snow monkeys in Japan might be feeling the impact of climate change!
   B: Really? Tell me more about it.

A: So, researchers from a couple of universities in Japan studied these monkeys in the mountains around Kamikochi. They found that during winter, they feed on insects from rivers.
   B: That's interesting! Why are those insects important to them?

A: Turns out, when food is scarce in winter, these aquatic insects provide a good source of nutrition for the monkeys.
   B: Makes sense, right? But there's more...

A: Well, last February, they noticed something unusual. The number of species of aquatic insects found in the monkey's poop dropped significantly because daytime temperatures rose above zero degrees Celsius!
   B: Wow, that sounds like a problem. Why was that happening?

A: They believe it could be due to snowmelts and rising water levels caused by higher temperatures, making it difficult for the monkeys to enter rivers.
   B: That's crazy! I wonder what they'll do next winter if this continues...

A: Exactly! And here's the kicker - Assistant Professor Takenaka from the University of Tsukuba says even small changes in temperature caused by climate change could alter their environment and affect their behavior.
   B: Man, that's worrying. We should keep an eye on our furry friends. Let's hope they can adapt!

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