Sex-Crazed Grasshopper (Locust) Swarms Amplified by Climate Change Caused Extreme Desert Rainfall

Locust swarms threaten crops in Eastern Africa and Asia. Pakistan and Somalia have declared national emergencies; Pakistan losing 40% of their crops. Swarms involve billions of serotonin-crazed grasshoppers; double their normal size, bright in colour, sex-crazed with huge reproduction, able to eat their weight in plants every day, flying long distances or gliding on winds. Climate change induced extreme weather events bring torrential rains or cyclones to parched deserts in the Middle East; rapid vegetation growth then leads to ideal conditions for initiating locust swarms, which then wreak havoc far and wide. Please support my work and videos on climate disruption by donating at http://paulbeckwith.net