Impact of Climate Change on Species

The video discusses the impact of climate change on various animal species. Polar bears symbolize the effects of global warming, as their habitats melt. Koalas face threats due to changes in eucalyptus leaves caused by increased carbon dioxide. Many species migrate to cooler areas, while some, like the bark beetle, thrive and cause further ecological damage. The adaptability of species determines their survival, with predictions indicating that one in three species may face extinction if global warming persists.

Which animal is often seen as the symbol of climate change due to its melting habitat?

• Koala

• Polar Bear

• Bark Beetle

• Penguin

How does increased carbon dioxide affect koalas?

• It causes eucalyptus leaves to become toxic.

• It makes eucalyptus leaves more nutritious.

• It increases the number of eucalyptus trees.

• It has no effect on eucalyptus leaves.

What is the main food source for koalas?

• Eucalyptus leaves

• Bamboo leaves

• Pine needles

• Grass

What is the average distance species move every 10 years due to climate change?

• 5 kilometers

• 25 kilometers

• 10 kilometers

• 17 kilometers

Which direction are storks moving to find suitable nesting areas?

• Southeast

• Northwest

• Southwest

• Northeast

How do some species respond to climate change?

• By staying in the same habitat.

• By moving to cooler areas.

• By changing their diet.

• By increasing their population.

Which species benefits from rising temperatures by spreading further?

• Bark Beetle

• Koala

• Polar Bear

• Stork

What happens to forests as the bark beetle spreads?

• They grow faster.

• They remain unaffected.

• They are damaged and habitats are destroyed.

• They become more diverse.

What is the general rule about species adaptability to climate change?

• More adaptable species have lower chances of survival.

• Adaptability does not affect survival chances.

• Less adaptable species have higher chances of survival.

• More adaptable species have greater chances of survival.

What is the predicted outcome for species if global warming continues?

• No species will be affected.

• One in three species will die out.

• All species will thrive.

• All species will adapt successfully.