If a sudden climate change occurred would a lion survive?

Answer 1

well they're warm blooded so their blood could start to get cold like ours does if we stay outside for too long during the winter, and their muscles probably tense up for the cold so they can't run as fast

Answer 2

Lions are adaptable animals but sudden and extreme climate changes could pose a challenge to their survival. They may struggle to find food, water, or suitable habitats in such scenarios. Climate change can also affect the availability of prey species, leading to loss of habitat and increased competition, which could impact lion populations.

Answer 3

Climate change is affecting most species on the earth whether directly or indirectly. Fortunately for the snow leopard the melting of glaciers and the retreat of ice further up the Himalayas (caused by global warming) has opened up new hunting grounds for them further up the mountains where it was too cold for them to roam before. Hopefully this will have a positive effect on snow leopard numbers as they are currently threatened.

Answer 4

Continuing global warming will reduce the snow leopard's habitat. The snow leopard is adapted to snow conditions and would have difficulty in surviving in a more temperate environment.

Answer 5

* people will become wealthy because they might sell there fur for cash * also animals that depend on leopards may become exttinct also

Answer 6

yes cheetahs are affected by climate change because well it affects them to reproduce.

Answer 7

There results of introducing a Snow leopard to a new habitat depends on the characteristics of the habitat. Snow leopards would die if introduced to a desert habitat for example.

Answer 8

yes they are

Answer 9

YES

Answer 10

yes