Question

How have increased carbon dioxide levels and temperatures affected living organisms?

Answer 1

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Carbon dioxide is a gas which is released in the atmosphere as greenhouse gas, burning of fossil fuel, released in respiration process. Rise in the levels of carbon dioxide and other gases has resulted in increase in global temperatures. Increase in carbon dioxide and temperatures are responsible for weather fluctuations and global warming.

Weather fluctuation means untolerated heat and lack of precipitation or rain. Weather fluctuations will affect seasons. Seasons are necessary for maintaining the life cycle of organisms. Inappropriate seasons due to climatic change will affect the life of living organisms.

Global warming is an issue which is mainly due to release of hot heat trapping  gases from green house and other sources, increasing the atmospheric temperature. This will result in melting of ice from glaciers in world. The inhabiting animals living in the glaciers will suffer a lot from this as they cannot tolerate warm climatic conditions.

Answer 2

Hello, how are you? 

Well, global warming is melting the ice in the arctic poles which has decreased the capacity of penguins, polar bears, seals, wales, and other animals. Also fires on land of the heat killing animals :) i hope i helped