"Can the animals already living at some temperatures survive with thechanging climate?Abstract:The trend of the current global warming is bringing about a lot of changes on the planet eitherbe physical or biological. This further has a very high impact on the ecosystems, climates aswell as the animals and organisms that in different ways inhabit them. All the animal specieshave their own particular range of temperature as well as environmental factors within whichit can survive and if the climate changes beyond their range then the animals suffers a lot andfinally moves towards extinction by exhibiting the ecological responses to the currentchanges. Therefore, the planet experiences the threat of extinction of the animals which areunable to adapt the environmental changes. To support this sufficient data as well as information’s needs to be collected. We need tostudy the climatic changes, ecosystems and biodiversity, extinction, migration, spatialdistribution, diseases in the animals and many more. These studies will help us analyse towhat extent, changing climate are the factor for animals suffering. The arctic as well asmarine ecosystem is going through a lot of environmental changes which directly affects thespecies there. The change in temperature and the melting sea ice has become a big issuewhich highly disturbing the animals. With this the sea levels are increasing, temperature aregetting higher and pH are also becoming higher. These are big issues for bringing changes inthe marine ecosystem of our planet. As awareness of the global warming as well as its affect on the animals and our ecosystemreaches to the common people, some steps might be taken to solve the problem. As this change is not only limited to animals but all life on the earth are also going to be affected,some serious steps needs to be taken to overcome the upcoming issue.Table of Contents:A. Research Question _____ B.Introduction_____ C. Investigation _____ D. Knowledge/Understanding of Subject_____E. Reasoned Argument _____ H. Conclusion_____ Research Question: Can the animals already living at extreme temperatures survive with the changing climate? Introduction:There are several plants as well as animals that live in an extreme climate where thetemperature and the patterns of rainfall enable them to thrive. With the change in climate theanimals do get affected.Many species have already started to respond to the warmer or thecooler locations as per the change. Most of the parts of the world tend to get warmer day byday which is highly affecting the animals that needs cold climate. The fear is that the animalswho do not respond according to the climate might extinct within few years. Therefore, thisagain will affect the ecosystem of the world as each and every animal has a role to play in theecosystem. Hence, other species might be affected by losing any species. Most of the specieson our planet is experiencing a bleak time which is troubling the scientists. According tothem our earth is moving towards a mass extinction. It is not only the natural way by whichthe climate is changing and is getting hotter but we human beings are also playing a great rolein global warming as we are allowing it to proceed unchecked. There are various steps thatcan be taken to further let the temperature increase. The most important thing is theawareness. Many of us are not aware of the global warming and its effect on the planet. It isnot only the animals are being affected by the rising temperature, but each and every singleliving being be it human beings or plants are suffering. This suffering will increase with theincreasing temperature and will result as a big threat for the whole planet. The polar ice capsare shrinking; levels of the sea are increasing as well as the extreme change in weather alltogether acts together.It is assumed by the researchers that there will be a rise in thetemperature of Indo Pacific by two degrees in the upcoming fifty years. The studies done intothe potential implications of the changing climate focuses on the coral reefs and the reeforganisms which inhabit these unique habitats. On the other hand animals those inhabit openreef zones are most likely to experience changes in the temperatures of water. Shallow reef "