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<p>The current emoji library doesn&rsquo;t accurately represent the &ldquo;tree of life&rdquo; and the breadth of biodiversity seen in nature according to an analysis presented December 11 in the journal <em>iScience</em>. A team of conservation biologists categorized emojis related to nature and animals and mapped them onto the phylogenetic tree of life. They found that animals are well represented by the current emoji catalog, whereas plants, fungi, and microorganisms are poorly represented. Within the animal kingdom, vertebrates were overrepresented while arthropods were underrepresented with respect to their actual biodiversity. The researchers argue that creating a more diverse and representative emoji catalog could aid conversations around biodiversity and its conservation in the digital era.</p>

Mattia falaschiStefano mammolaGentile francesco ficetolaMethod of researchEuropean union nextgenerationItalian national recoveryItalian ministry of universityGentile francescoItalian ministryEuropean unionCell pressEmoji tree