Scientists from Simon Fraser University in Canada and University of Tasmania in Australia have found that sea and land cold-blooded animals differ in their responses to climate warming. Researchers have found that land cold-blooded species - such as this lizard Potamites montanicola from southern Peru - live farther from the equator than their internal thermometers suggest they can live (Germán Chávez / Diego Vasquez) Their study, published in Nature...
