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What animals get affected by global warming?
Many animals will be effected by global warming such as polar bears because their habitat is melting and being destroyed many other animals will be effected as well. P.S. I'M ONLY 11 The amount of animals that are being threatened by global warming are extreme and drastic measures are needed. P.S. I'M 12 Louise! x hi Caitlin w
A gray wolf's climate?
Gray wolves are adapted to a variety of climates, from the Arctic tundra to temperate forests. Their thick fur coat allows them to stay warm in cold climates, while their large range allows them to find suitable habitats in different areas. They are well-equipped to endure harsh conditions such as snow, rain, and extreme temperatures.
Where is pat gray of wbrc channel 6 former weather girl?
Pat Gray, veteran broadcaster and WBRC FOX6 News pioneer, has died. Pat Gray, was a broadcaster on Birmingham’s WBRC Fox 6 news.
What animals are lost because of global warming?
Species DisappearThe latest report from the World Conservation Union says that a minimum of 40 percent of the world's species are being threatened ... and global warming's one of the main culprits.Cannibalistic Polar BearsAs longer seasons without ice keep polar bears away from food, they start eating each other.Dying Polar BearsA recent study completed by the US. Geological Survey shows that cannibalism will be the least of the Bear's problems. Many are also drowning, unable to swim in the increased spaces between melting sea ice. Two-thirds of them may be gone by 2050.More Bear AttacksEarlier this year, Moscow warned its citizens to beware of brown bear attacks. In Russia, it's been too hot in the winter for bears to sleep. When bears can't hibernate, they get very grouchy and become "unusually aggressive."Dying Gray WhalesSave the whales! Global warming is thwarting majestic gray whales' struggle to recover from their endangered status. In recent years, more gray whales have been washing up on beaches after starving to death. Culprit: Rising ocean temps, which are killing off their food supply.Death March of the PenguinsScientists blame global warming for the declining penguin population, as warmer waters and smaller ice floes force the birds to travel further to find food. "Emperor penguins ... have dropped from 300 breeding pairs to just nine in the western Antarctic Peninsula."Farewell to FrogsAn estimated two-thirds of the 110 known species of harlequin frog in Central and South America have vanished since the 1980s due to the outbreak of a deadly frog fungus ... brought on by global warming. Scientist J. Allen Pound: "Disease is the bullet killing frogs, but climate change is pulling the trigger."Farewell to the Arctic FoxThe White Arctic Fox used to rule the colder climes, but as temperatures warm up, its more aggressive cousin, the Red Fox, is moving North and taking over.Farewell to the WalrusWalrus pups rest on sea ice while their mothers hunt for food. A new study shows more and more abandoned pups are being stranded on floating islands as ice islands melt. Also, sadly, mother walruses are abandoning them to follow the ice further northFarewell to Cute Koala BearsAustralia's Climate Action Network reports that higher temperatures are killing off eucalyptus trees while higher levels of CO2 in the atmosphere are decreasing the nutritional value of the eucalyptus leaves Koala bears eat. They warn that the cute furry creatures could become extinct in the next few decades.Jellyfish AttackOuch! At least 30,000 people were stung by jellyfish along the Mediterranean coast last year; some areas boasted more than 10 jellyfish per square foot of water. Thank global warming: Jellyfish generally stay out of the way of swimmers, preferring the warmer, saltier water of the open seas. Hotter temperatures erase the natural temperature barrier between the open sea and the shore. The offshore waters also become more saline, causing the stinging blobs of hurt to move in toward the coastlines (and your unsuspecting legs).Giant Squid AttackGiant squid, an "aggressive predator" that grows up to 7 feet long and can weigh more than 110 lbs, used to only be found in the warm waters along the Pacific equator. Hotter waters mean today they're invading the waters of California and even Alaska.Homeless Sheep, Goats, and BearsBighorn sheep, mountain goats, and grizzly bears are becoming homeless, due to the disappearance of the alpine meadows in Glacier National Park.Homeless Deer and Marsh RabbitsThe deer and marsh rabbits in the Florida Keys also face a housing crisis, as water levels rise and warmer temperatures destroy coastal prairies and freshwater marsh habitats.Gender-Bended LizardsScientists in Australia found warmer temperatures caused baby bearded dragon lizards to change from males to females while still in their eggs, making it harder for them to find mates.More Stray KittiesGlobal warming has extended the cat-breeding season beyond spring, which is the usual time for a kitten boom. The kittens are often homeless and end up in animal shelters.Suffocating the LemmingsLemmings like to burrow under the snow when they hibernate for the winter. Warmer temperatures cause rain to fall during the winter months, where it freezes into a hard sheet of ice above the sleeping lemmings, who can't crack their way out come spring.Goodbye to CodCod in the North Sea are dying out. The warmer waters kill off the plankton the cod eat, making those ones that survive smaller. The warmer waters also mean the poor dears have become "less successful at mating and reproducing."Birds around the WorldRecent research found that "up to 72 percent of bird species in northeastern Australia and more than a third in Europe could go extinct due to global warming."Birds on the CoastHundreds of Pacific seabirds---such as common murres, auklets, and tufted puffins---washed ashore last year after starving to death. Scientists blame global warming which led to less plankton, which led to fewer small fish for the birds to eat.Birds in your BackyardA report by the National Audubon Society found that birds such as the bobwhite and field sparrow are dying thanks to global warming, as higher temperatures mess with their migration schedules. With vital food stocks peaking earlier and earlier, many migratory birds get to the party too late and can't find enough to eat.Death to a SnailThe Aldabra banded snail is officially extinct. Existing only on an atoll 426 kilometers northwest of the northern tip of Madagascar, the snail died out after warmer weather cut the rainfall in its habitat.
What is the color of a Andesite rock?
The dominant color of the andesite is black with some spots of red and gray. from: http://192.211.16.13/curricular/MN/tieton_andesite.htm
How are gray wolves affected by global warming?
Wolves, as far as we know, are not affected by global warming.
Are gray wolfes affected by global warming?
Some of the wildlife species hardest hit so far by global warming include caribou (reindeer), arctic foxes, toads, polar bears, penguins, gray wolves, tree swallows, painted turtles and salmon. The group fears that unless we take decisive steps to reverse global warming, more and more species will join the list of wildlife populations pushed to the brink of extinction by a changing climate.
Are gray wolves harmful?
most wolves are harmful and that does include gray wolves
Do the gray wolves have eggs or mammals?
gray wolves are mammals who give birth
How are baby gray wolves protected from ermines?
how baby gray wolves protected
How will the gray wolves disapperance affect mankind?
wolves kill and eat sick and injured animals with altogether help the animals they ate...SAVE THE WOLVES!!! wolves kill and eat sick and injured animals with altogether help the animals they ate...SAVE THE WOLVES!!!
What colors are most wolves said to be?
Gray wolves, the species of wolves we have in the U.S., are a shade of gray, white, or black.
How do gray wolves affect the environment?
Wolves thin out the elderly, the slow, and the diseased animals from their respective herds. Montana Elk herd numbers are UP 18% since the re-introduction of Wolves.
Are gray wolves regular wolves?
They are regular.
Where do gray wolves live in Michigan?
Gray wolves live in the upper region of Michigan.
What species are gray wolves?
Gray wolves are the species Canis lupus.
What is the collective name for gray wolf?
There is no specific collective noun for gray wolves. The collective nouns for wolves are a herd of wolves, a pack of wolves, or a rout of wolves.
