Question

Climate change is having a great impact on the Arctic food web on land and on the ice. The animals most at risk from a warming planet are those that permanently live in the Arctic and depend on sea ice for their survival. Consider the top level predator, the polar bear. How does climate change impact the stability this ecosystem, in terms of the survival of the polar bear? All BUT ONE could apply.

Answer 1

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I do not know if your question is incomplete for multiple choice, but let me tell you the proper answer.

Climate change, or global warming as scientists call it, has a very negative impact on animals that live in the Arctic, because many animals that permanently live there, such as the polar bear, walrus, beluga, and other animals depend on sea ice for their survival.

In terms of the polar bear, as referred in your question, new research has shown that climate change affects the polar bears' ability to find new food sources. Polar bears lose their habitat, way of living, and food source, all thanks to climate change.