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  1. Cr0w T. Robot (cr0tab@hackers.town)'s status on Wednesday, 28-Nov-2018 12:26:12 EST Cr0w T. Robot Cr0w T. Robot

    Every percentage change reported in the article:

    Monarch Butterflies (90% decline) - United States
    Rusty-Patched Bumblebee (87% decline) - United States
    Flying Insect Biomass (75% decline overall 82% at summer peak) - Germany
    Partridges (80% decline) - France
    Nightingales (50% decline) - France
    Turtledoves (80% decline) - France
    Largest King Penguin Colony (88% decline) - Crozet Islands
    Bluefin Tuna (97% decline) - Global
    Estimated Global Wild Animal Population (60% decline)
    Arthropod Biomass (98% decline) - Puerto Rico
    Beetles (72% decline) - Netherlands
    Moths (54% decline) - Netherlands

    https://www.nytimes.com/2018/11/27/magazine/insect-apocalypse.html

    In conversation Wednesday, 28-Nov-2018 12:26:12 EST from hackers.town permalink
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