The Nordic nation, one of the last places on Earth thought to be free of mosquitoes, confirmed the presence of at least three ...

Three mosquitoes were discovered in western Iceland, marking the first official confirmation of the presence of these insects ...

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Scientists in Iceland have documented the presence of mosquitoes in the wild for the first time in the nation’s history.

Mosquitoes have reached Iceland, a place once thought too harsh for them to survive. Climate change may play a role in this shift.

Iceland has long been known as the only habitable place in the world free from mosquitoes. (Antarctica is also mosquito-free, but is not habitable to humans). The Nordic country has been spared from ...

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Three specimens were discovered in what was previously one of the few places in the world without the insects.

Iceland was one of the only mosquito-free places in the world, at least according to its records. Not anymore.

Iceland has detected mosquitoes for the first time, ending its long insect-free history as scientists point to climate change and rising temperatures as the main cause.

Iceland’s record of being a mosquito-free haven has been broken. Three mosquitoes were found in early October in the western part of the country, marking the first time the insects have been found on ...