Bugs Vanishing: A Wake-Up Call for Nature and Us

Insects are disappearing fast. This isn't just a small problem. It's a big warning sign. These tiny creatures are super important. They help plants grow, clean up waste, and feed many animals. Without them, our food and nature suffer. Scientists have been tracking this for years. They found that in some places, insects have dropped by more than 75%. This isn't just in farms or cities. It's happening in protected nature areas too. Many common insects are vanishing. This means they are not just gone, but they can't do their jobs in nature anymore. People used to think insects were just pests. But now, we see that they are vital. They pollinate our food, like fruits and vegetables. Without them, we could lose many foods we love. Plus, our health depends on nature. If insects disappear, it affects our food and health too.We can't blame this just on climate change. Pesticides, loss of plants, and big farms are big reasons. Even light at night harms insects. All these things together are too much for nature to handle. Doctors should pay attention too. Insect loss is like a warning sign in nature. It's like a fever before a big sickness. If we ignore it, we might face bigger problems later. We need to protect insects and nature. This isn't just about bugs. It's about our future. Technology can't fix this. We need real solutions. We should support nature, not just use technology to replace it. Everyone can help, even by making a small space for nature. Doctors can also help. They can tell people about how nature and health are connected. By acting now, we can prevent bigger problems later.