I dont know, but I suspect this happens and when it does it creates a situation where everything goes into fucking hostile mode to compete for resources.

I know, I sound stupid.

Wasps are a good example though. Even though it seems the top results are debunking it ^^.

https://www.rescue.com/latest-buzz/seasonal-bug-bulletin/how-insects-handle-heat/

Extreme heat makes yellowjackets, wasps and hornets more desperate for moisture -- which makes them more aggressive and more likely to sting.

Those stinging insects with the largest nests, yellowjackets, especially thrive and multiply in hot and dry weather. In extreme heat (over 90 degrees Fahrenheit) it only takes one week for yellowjacket nests to double in size. A nest that has 100 yellowjackets in late July could grow to several thousand yellowjackets by the end of August if the weather stays above 90.

Seems like insects start to produce like crazy the hotter it gets, proably a survival strategy.

I also suspect the aggression is the same for mammals, which is why people get so fucking insane during the summer, even before covid.

https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/temperature-violence-heat-aggression-psychology-fight-b1904811.html

Just because its natural, doesnt mean its good. I just worry that its a sign of something yet to come.

Nova scotia feeling like fucking appalachia ohio in the middle of a hot humid july.