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Climate change delays Australian crab migration

Alex Footman
February 19, 2024

On Australia's Christmas Island, a yearly phenomenon has been disrupted: the great Christmas Island crab migration, where millions of crabs cross the island. Experts say climate change has delayed migration for the first time on record.

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