I love the nature especially the animals including vertebras. Where I walk,
we have turkeys, mountain lions, snakes, and lots of other animals. One of
my hobbies is to go hill-walking and take phenomenal pictures of the
animals and birds. When friends text and ask me are you taking another
one of those amazing pictures where you are, I laugh with happiness and
say maybe. Unfortunately, my friends have stopped asking me to send
pictures. The problem is not all my pictures are phenomenal because many
of them are of animals trying to survive, not against the predators, but
against the climate and temperature changes.
According to analysis, of over 10,000 published scientific studies,
evaluated by international team of 64 researchers led by Viktoriia
Radchuk, Alexandre Courtiol and Stephanie Kramer-Schadt from the
Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research (Leibniz-IZW) the most
commonly watched/followed response to climate change, in the wildlife, is
a change in the timing of (related to the body function of living things)
events such as (sleeping over the winter), reproduction or moving (from
one place to another) (phenological qualities). Think about it, as the old
saying goes, birds fly south in the winter, however not because they want
When temperatures affect the food, they eat the birds will move to where
