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This Species Is Slowly Becoming Nocturnal For a Very Disturbing Reason

Alpine ibexes usually descend from the safety of Europe's mountainous heights during the day to feast on grasses found at lower altitudes.

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Warming Temperatures Are Turning Animals Nocturnal

Predatory woes often increase with the shift. Not great.

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What can the Alpine ibex teach winemakers?

Changing behaviour of the ibex mountain goat, which lives in the Alps, reveals an "ominous sign" about climate change, say scientists.

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Alpine ibex are becoming more nocturnal as the climate gets hotter

On hot days, Alpine ibex increase their activity at nighttime to avoid the heat – but this might increase the risk of predation by wolves

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In the Alps, climate change is turning goats nocturnal-ish

Following hot temperatures, Alpine ibexes in Europe are spending more time at night feeding. Scientists have seen this nocturnal trend everywhere.

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