Climate change and increased international transportation are enabling invasive species to establish themselves in previously inhospitable environments, as demonstrated by the first wild sighting of Culiseta annulata mosquitoes in Iceland's Kjós valley, marking the end of Iceland's status as the last mosquito-free place on Earth.
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