Locust Attack in India | Explained by Dhruv Rathee

Since December Locust swarms have been destroying crops all over East Africa and now they have reached Pakistan and India. Locusts are insects which belong to the same family as crickets and grasshoppers. They grow in isolation (solitary phase) but lack of rain can push individual locusts to grow. And in high densities, they undergo a phase change to the gregarious phase. This changes their habits, behavior, appearance and causes swarms to build up, which destroy agriculture crops across the world. In this video, I explain these details about locusts, their swarms and solutions to fight against them.

Relevant Sources:

https://www.nationalgeographic.....com/animals/inverte
https://scroll.in/article/9631....75/pakistans-solutio

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