How is global warming killing animals?

Answer 1

global warming is causing sea levels to rise, killing the animals that live in cold places (such as penguins, polar bears, walruses) these animals are naturally built to live in cold weather, so when their climate is altered, it is hard for them to adapt...and when their bodies finally develop to work with their warmer climate, it'll be too late, cause they'll be dead.

Answer 2

It's difficult to know, because global warming takes time to affect animals. We think polar bears are affected because the sea ice that they rely on for hunting is melting earlier each summer. Bears may be dying or fewer cubs are being born. The habitats of other species may be being affected in the same way. Land based animals often have an option to move to other areas, so details are not clear.

Answer 3

Global warming is leading to changes in habitat conditions, such as rising temperatures and sea levels, which are disrupting ecosystems and food sources for animals. This can lead to habitat loss, reduced food availability, and altered natural cycles, making it difficult for some species to survive. Additionally, extreme weather events caused by global warming can directly harm animals through floods, droughts, and wildfires.