How many animal die due to global warming?

Question

like due to air pollution

Answer 1

Your question is to in general.There are to many variables to be considered.Some animals can adapt to changes in their enviorment while others cannot. Air pollution is a different subject and not cuased by global warming but may be a contributing factor in global warming.

Answer 2

Due to pollution it could be in the hundreds in the United States.   With Darwin, the strong species will be able to adapt to the changes in climate.  It is only the sub species that can not relocate or can not adapt that will die out.

Answer 3

I dont know how many but I can guess that a lot of them do...and it's sad

Answer 4

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Answer 5

All of them, and all humanity,   all humans  aint clever enough to fix this.

Answer 6

like thousands many are dying right now mostly because the things they eat must be dying of the pollution so then they arent able to eat i hate that kinda stuff

Answer 7

alot. hundreds. thousands. millions

Answer 8

There is no way we can determine from an objective basis.  In my opinion, the answer is none.

Answer 9

Certainly, there are far more animals surviving in warming climates.  Cold generally kills.  Warmth generally provides a much more rich and diverse habitat in spite of the hype from the left.

Answer 10

There are no species that have died due to Global Warming.  It is not possible.  The only types of animals that could even be affected by Global Warming directly are birds and mammals, and most of them would have to see a temperature increase on the order of 15 degrees Celsius to be impacted.

As far as plants go, there are species of plants that do thrive in a specific temperature zone, and would perish if there were significant global warming or cooling, but most animals can adapt or migrate when the temperature rises slightly.

As far as how many die due to pollution, there are probably quite a few over the centuries.

Answer 11

Probably none - more animals die of cold than heat.  

Animal populations are affected more by loss of habitat when we humans decide to chop the trees down that they live in or pave over their homes.

Answer 12

The average rate of extinction is 4 species per year, right now it is 17,000 - 100,000

Answer 13

Alot. Global warming did all of this too in less than one degree. Amazing huh?

http://www.numberwatch.co.uk/warmlist.ht...

Answer 14

Tons, my dog died last summer because of all the air pollution.  So I went to sue the government for not doing anything about it and I couldn't prove that my dog died from pollution.  HA!