What happens to the animals when the earth warms

The habits of animals are closely related to the earth's climate. There is an old saying that "natural selection, survival of the fittest", as the earth warms, the living habits of animals will also change to adapt to the changed environment, such as:

1. The time of winter becomes shorter, and the time of animal hibernation will also be shorter;

2. The ice and snow in the Arctic and Antarctic have melted a lot, and the land area has become smaller, and the animals that originally lived in the coastal areas will move their habitats inland accordingly, resulting in overlapping, competition and reorganization of the biosphere and ecosystem;

3. Animals that are used to mating and breeding in the cold season may have a disordered mating life due to errors in judging the season when they do not feel the cold they should have;

4. Some plants that are accustomed to living in a colder environment will face a survival crisis, which will lead to a large number of animals that feed on these plants dying due to hunger, and some ancient species may even become extinct quickly due to a period of inadaptation;

5. Heat-resistant insects and microorganisms will multiply in large numbers, such as flies, mosquitoes, cockroaches, etc.;

6. As a higher animal, human beings will use electric fans, air conditioners and other cooling appliances more frequently, which will need to consume more energy, exacerbate the energy crisis, and exacerbate other crises caused by the energy crisis.

Unfortunately, as the planet warms, the world is likely to become like this. There are also some other cases, wait and see.

The most basic ice dissolves, and sea levels rise

The animal took off its clothes.

Animals will go extinct on a large scale!

Many affected animals are on the verge of extinction, especially polar bears, hey, it's time for the disaster caused by humans to end...

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Contribute to global warming.

The main reason is that humans have used a lot of fossil fuels (such as coal, oil, etc.) for nearly a century, emitting a large amount of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

These greenhouse gases contribute to global warming.

Global warming will redistribute global precipitation, melt glaciers and permafrost, and rise in sea levels, which will not only jeopardize the balance of natural ecosystems, but also threaten the survival of human beings.

The dangers of global warming.

1. Sea level rise.

There is a hot weather on the earth.

It doesn't mean Miami.

will have a lifestyle similar to that of Africa, but it has led to a rise in sea levels. How can hot weather cause sea level**? It turns out that high temperatures can cause icebergs to melt. Sea levels are rising as sea ice and polar ice sheets melt and increase the amount of water in the oceans.

If the beach is flooded with seawater, people lose a lot of fun. Many cities around the world, like Miami, are facing the threat of rising sea levels.

2. Melting glaciers.

Observing whether a glacier is melting does not require special equipment. The permafrost that used to cover the surface of the tundra has thawed due to the increase in surface temperature, and vegetation now grows on it.

Montana's National Glacier Park has lost a lot of its beauty due to rising surface temperatures.

Glaciers in Montana National Park have been severely reduced during this century. In addition, the Himalayan glaciers are the main water of the Ganges**. The Ganges River provides drinking water and irrigation water for 500 million people, and it is said that the amount of water is now decreasing at a rate of 37 meters per year.

The global climate is warming, so the environment in which organisms live will also change, there will be a lot of bad weather, and life on the earth will sometimes face threats to life, if global warming can be controlled, human beings will not perish.

Yes, humanity will probably perish. If the global climate continues to warm, it will lead to the destruction of biodiversity and affect the ecological balance, so it is also very likely that human beings will become extinct.

Yes, human beings may perish, and global warming will become more and more serious, affecting the atmospheric environment, affecting land resources, marine resources, and crops.

Absolutely. If global warming is particularly severe, humanity will also perish.

The physique of animals will be weakened by the warming climate, and how harmful is the warming of the climate.

After global warming, the number of plants on the earth will increase rapidly, and the oxygen content in the air will increase dramatically, because of global warming, the snow in the Antarctic and the high mountains will begin to melt.

After global warming, the earth is slowly experiencing more disasters, and nature deserves our awe.

Glaciers are melting, unidentified organisms are emerging, oceans are shrinking and faults are emerging.

Biological hazards of climate warming:

Due to global warming, the two major ice shelves in Antarctica have collapsed, and an area of 10,000 square kilometers of seabed has been revealed, so scientists from 14 countries have been able to discover many unknown new species, see the ** of these strange creatures, and feel the magic of nature.

For example, creatures that resemble octopuses, corals, and small shrimps. Researchers classified a total of 1,000 species of organisms in the Antarctic seabed region. Researchers believe that continuous global warming has led to the collapse of the Antarctic ice shelf, which has affected the living environment of marine life.

During a 10-week exploration of Antarctica, the global scientific expedition team made the first comprehensive observation of life on the seabed using a remote-controlled work vehicle. Before the ice shelves collapsed, the only way scientists could see was by drilling holes in the ice.

For thousands of years, the 10,000 square kilometre seabed of the Weddell Sea in Antarctica was covered by the 100-meter-thick Larsen A and Larsen B ice shelves. In recent years, these ice shelves have begun to disintegrate, and many new species have emerged in the world's most pristine waters.

One of the main objectives of the expedition was to investigate the life forms native to Antarctica and to study new types of organisms that have emerged as a result of the collapse of ice shelves. According to scientist Julian Gutt, 95 percent of the creatures found in this discovery are native to Antarctica, and the other 5 percent are new after the ice shelves disintegrate.

Antarctic ice shelves are being caused by the continuous global warming.

system disintegrates, thus affecting the living environment of marine life. As a result of the collapse of two major ice shelves in Antarctica due to global warming, a 10,000-square-kilometer seabed has been revealed, and scientists from 14 countries have been able to discover many unknown new species, 95% of which are native to Antarctica, and another 5% are new after the ice shelves have collapsed.

As global warming has warmed up temperatures in Northeast China, the summer has been extended, and the bird's departure from Northeast China has been delayed, and its return to Northeast China has been delayed accordingly. As a result, a pest that eats migratory birds has flooded and destroyed large areas of forest.

1.Animal evolution loses its rules.

The conventional wisdom is that evolution is a slow process that takes several generations. However, some new research suggests that plant and animal species are experiencing leaps and bounds in evolution in the face of a rapidly changing environment, largely due to climate change. Climate change is accelerating the evolution of reptiles, and some animals have evolved different forms in response to climate change.

2.Certain animals become larger.

Scientists have found that current global warming trends may have an impact on the size of animals. Researchers in California, USA, have found that birds near San Francisco Bay and Point Ris National Marine Park have slowly grown larger over the past 40 to 27 years. This finding suggests that some animals are responding to climate change by becoming larger.

3.Certain animals become smaller.

Recently, more and more studies have shown that polar bears, squirrels, frogs, fruit flies and other animals are getting smaller. The results of the survey show that due to the impact of warming, many animals in the world no longer need to store too many calories to survive, so they have become passive in food and nutrition, and their physical fitness is much less than before. As a result, the animal's growth and development will be stunted and the size will become smaller and smaller.

4.Loss of certain functions in animals.

The researchers found that the higher the carbon dioxide content in the air, the more carbon dioxide the seawater absorbs and the more acidic it becomes. As a result, clownfish that inhabit coral reefs and rocks are losing their hearing. This means that clownfish are less able to listen to predators, and their survival is threatened.

In addition to hiding from predators, sound also plays an important role in searching for companions, hunting in groups, foraging for food, and if clownfish lose all of these abilities, the consequences are unimaginable.

5.Bird extinction.

Recent research has stumbled upon a worrying trend: many bird populations are declining as average temperatures rise. According to a survey conducted by researchers at Utah State University in the United States, rising temperatures could lead to the endangerment of 600 to 900 species of birds.

6.Reduced biodiversity.

Known as the "rainforest of the ocean", corals are highly susceptible to rising sea temperatures. If carbon emissions continue to intensify and many corals stop growing, the damage they suffer hinders the possibility of their recovery, with far-reaching effects on other organisms in the ecosystem, as the disappearance of corals deprives a variety of marine organisms of food and shelter. Reduced biodiversity leads to more fragile and unstable ecosystems.

First of all, global warming will accelerate the melting of glaciers at the poles.

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Secondly, the increase in the concentration of CO2 in the air will lead to the acidification of water, which is not suitable for animal survival Again, animals will be more unadapted to the environment due to changes in their living environment (although animals will continue to evolve due to natural selection), gradually leading to extinction and reducing species diversity, which is the most lethal for animals.

The extinction of some glacial animals, the acidification of seawater, and the partial extinction of marine animals have reduced global species diversity, resulting in a decrease in the biosphere's regulatory capacity