How Termite Mounds Engineer the Rainforest: Microclimates Built by Insects
Have you ever wondered how a tiny insect can shape the vast expanse of a rainforest? Imagine a world where the architects aren’t humans but insects, creating towering structures that influence their environment in surprising ways. Termites, often seen merely as pests, play a pivotal role in engineering the rainforest’s microclimates. These industrious creatures construct ...












