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I don't know if this helps but starting at roughly 39:00 of this Fermilabs lecture the lecturer mentions that lighter the dark matter particle is more wave like it behaves and so you have to imagine like a "fluid" of waves that can be macroscopic.

edit: PBS Space Time now has video

In the case of bees, Neonicotinoids are a particular problem.

Edit: Another article

Here is ESA's post for those who want to read more.

This was on NANOGrav's site: Scientists use Exotic Stars to Tune into Hum from Cosmic Symphony and NASA's

I don't think I have ever heard of DESI.

This can be a little confusing.
You may have mistaken the Red Spot and the cyclones near Jupiter's North Pole. The largest of the cyclones (the polar one) is only ~1,864 Miles in diameter.

Even though the southern cyclones are larger, here is an interesting comparison of the US and Texas compared to those.