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We know that many animal species will die off due to climate change. Are there any that will adapt fast enough to the rising temperatures to thrive? (lemmy.ca)

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If so, what are the potential consequences they pose to other animals or plants?

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 year ago

Basically anything with a fast reproduction cycle should be able to handle it. Obviously microbes and most insects will find a new home as long as we don’t collide the moon on earth and turn the entire planet into a ball of lava.