Where Have All the Fireflies Gone? ..Back in the 90s, when the moon was absent from the sky and darkness began to blanket the night, a group of little angels would begin to shine. It felt like something out of a fairy tale—magical, serene, and breathtakingly beautiful.
But now, they are rarely seen. It’s as if they’ve vanished or become extinct. Fireflies have become a rare sight, leaving many of us wondering: where did they go?
There are several reasons behind their disappearance. Extreme pollution in the atmosphere has made their survival increasingly difficult. Fireflies prefer to live in moist environments, but rising temperatures—even at night—are disrupting their natural habitat. Light pollution, pesticide use, and habitat destruction are also major factors contributing to their decline.
The sudden and widespread use of chemical fertilizers has further damaged air and soil quality—another serious threat to these tiny creatures.
Moreover, the rapid expansion of wireless networks, from 2G to now 6G, may also be affecting the delicate balance of life, impacting not only fireflies but also birds and other small wildlife sensitive to electromagnetic changes. Too Much Light At Night is also another reason,
If this continues, humans might soon feel the deeper consequences. Despite technological advancements and AI, we cannot thrive without nature. Nature needs us—and we need nature. It’s time to act, before it’s too late. 
