Predicting the Potential Distribution of a Rodent Pest, Brown Rat (), Associated With Changes in Climate and Land Cover in South Korea.

The distribution of mammalian pests is altered by changes in global climate and land cover. is a significant pest that contributes to the catastrophic decline of native species. Therefore, the studies identifying potentially suitable habitats for and the impact of future climate change on the extent of such habitats are crucial.

Spatiotemporal Niche Separation among Passeriformes in the Halla Mountain Wetland of Jeju, Republic of Korea: Insights from Camera Trap Data.

This study analyzed 5322 camera trap photographs from Halla Mountain Wetland, documenting 1427 independent bird sightings of 26 families and 49 species of Passeriformes. Key observations include morning activities in and and afternoon activity in and . Wetlands were significantly preferred (P_i = 0.