in العربية / Arabic translated by Tarteel Hassan
This object has been translated into 8 different languages by 9 different users
كما تلاحظ لهذه الخنفساء قشور تحمل الوان قوس المطر الجميلة.
وغالباً تعرف بخنفساء ورقة الغروب، لدى سكان ويلز منطقة ما بعد الجبل، أو تسمى بخنفساء ورقة قوس المطر نسبة للألوان.
مثل هذه الأنواع الجبلية معرضة بشكل خاص لخطر تغير المناخ ، لأنها تتحرك أعلى الجبل هربًا من درجات الحرارة المرتفعة، ولكن تأتي نقطة لا يستطيعون التحرك فيها إلى أعلى الجبل.
وتصنف كمهددة بخطر الانقراض في المملكة المتحدة.
ماهو حيوانك المفضل المهدد بخطر الانقراض؟
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