Scientists predict that global warming could contribute to the mass extinction

of wild animals in the near future.

An overheating world is creating a big change in climatic conditions and this can harm the delicate ecosystems in

which species live. Threatened species can already be found all over the world.

The Marine Turtle, urgent global action is needed to ensure their future.

With diminished living space, elephants will be unable to escape any changes to

their natural habitat caused by global warming.

This peaceful, bamboo-eating member of the bear family faces a

number of threats.

The Orangutan is in big trouble, they may be extinct in the wild in a few

decades unless we act quickly.

Climate change could eventually make it unsuitable for Tufted Puffins to breed.

The American Pika could be the first mammal victim of climate change.

Experts estimate there are as few as 3,200 tigers left in the wild.

Climate change is affecting home range, abundance and breeding cycles

of many frog species.

Today, populations of nearly all the great whales are at depressed

levels. 

The polar bear could disappear in the wild unless the pace of global warming

slows.