SCIENCEJul 31 · 08:31 UTCDAILY MAIL

Brace yourself for a fly invasion! Scientist warns Britain's disappearing wasps may trigger a summer pest explosion

A scientist warns that declining wasp populations in Britain could lead to a summer pest explosion. The article highlights concerns about ecological imbalances caused by disappearing wasps.

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