What well-known land animals are endangered because of global warming and why?

Question

What well-known land animals are endangered because of global warming and why?

Answer 1

No animals are really safe from Global warming...Polar bears are the most likely to be extinct first, followed by other antartic animals...

Answer 2

There are none.  Warmth is good for life.  No species are currently going extinct.  Some that were thought to be extinct have been rediscovered, and many new species are being discovered.

It's the cold that pressures life.

Answer 3

Well if these cruel people who live in this world would stop killing them off we may have a few more. After all said and done the Animals were on this earth long before we were, and are more entitled to it than the human race.

Answer 4

I knew someone was going to mention the d**n polar bears!  This has been debunked a long time ago.  Not only are polar bears NOT declining in numbers or on the verge of extinction, their numbers are increasing and they are thriving.  The polar bears are fine.

Answer 5

We have now had 10 years of cooler or stable weather.

http://www.dailytech.com/Temperature+Mon...

So the only species to die out will be the global warming alarmists.

It is a well understood concept in ecology that warmer weather favours species diversity, it is the cold that destroys life.

Answer 6

1.) Homicidal gingivitis

2.) Rectilias Stradivarius

3.) Carnivorous bovineatyous

4.) Pretenduary Alarminagous

You had to know I couldn't resist. But none of these are in existence today,except # (4) which is expected to decline rapidly.

Fun question, Thanks

Answer 7

woolly mammoth

saber-toothed cat

(Science is trying its best to bring them back in time for the next Ice Age.)

Answer 8

Just the global warming scaremongers.

Why, because they are idiots, and idiots don't tend to survive long.

Answer 9

Cheetah Snow Leopard, African Wild Dog, Tiger Grizzly Bear Beaver Chinchilla deer elephant hyena koala Leopard lion otter panda Utah and Mexican prairie dog Cougar rhinoceros all because of pollution; littering toxic fumes

Answer 10

Arctic and Antarctic creatures will be the first to go.

Polar Bears, who are usually avid swimmer given the type of water they are used to, are turning up drowned because of the changing waters (more of it, different water flow, glacial land masses breaking off from the mainland and drifting away with polar bears on it trying to swim back to land....)