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Bethany Beach firefly, found in coastal Delaware , Maryland and Virginia , is facing increasing dangers to its natural habitat due to climate change-related events.
The species is already considered extremely rare and in decline.
The proposal is the first time the US government has attempted to protect a firefly under the Endangered Species Act .
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