TOP 10 LIST FOR CLIMATE MIGRATION by Fang, Alexander

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2570290 — 2025-04-08 21:37:20 UTC

The most important thing to know about climate migration is the basics. Climate migration is when humans escape a very hot place to a cooler place. Also, animals like Snow Leopards and Himalayan Monals travel higher up mountains for more cold elevations, just like we do.

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2570290 — 2025-04-08 21:40:34 UTC

The third most important thing to know about climate migration is that it is certainly not the same as being an illegal immigrant. People don't see in climate migration refugees that they HAVE to live elsewhere. It's not like they just WANT to live in a cool dreamland. The same is with animals: they HAVE to move; they don't WANT to move.

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2570266 — 2025-04-08 21:43:21 UTC

When it is the mating time in April to August, Himalayan Monals advertise for a mate with males having fanning tail feathers and a bobbing crest on their head. Male Himalayan Monals have a pallet of colors on their bodies for a reason: To attract mates, and to have a “courtship display.” (Off of google: A “courtship display” is a display that is used to attract a mate and (not appropriate for school). The female Himalayan Monal has a brownish black “plumage” because it is excellent camouflage in the “underbrush”. Females focus on survival unlike males, and that is where camouflage helps. However, with climate change taking over their habitat, Monals may be more focused on survival than breeding.

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2570290 — 2025-04-08 21:48:14 UTC

Himalayan Monals lose their usually bright, tropical, rainbow feathers because of climate change. Their once beautiful coloring turns into duller colors such as brown and black. This is because they have to travel up the mountain where there is less of their preferred diet, and more rocky habitats and air absence.

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2570266 — 2025-04-08 21:48:16 UTC

Himalayan Monals are extremely communicative and are social animals. Himalayan Monals are social animals which are extremely communicative, although they do not live in packs, they are often found in small packs especially in winter or in breeding season. (Large or normal packs are only found in winter with larger flocks which are common in winter.) However, Monals MAY be more used to survival than society now that climate change is taking over their habitat.

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2570290 — 2025-04-08 21:52:49 UTC

The fourth most important thing to know about climate migration is that there are many people and animals affected by it. Here are several instances of animals affected by climate change:

-Himalayan Tahr are forced to change their diet

-Himalayan Monals lose their color

-Snow Leopards travel up the mountain for colder elevations

-Ibex shift their hours to being nocturnal

-Polar bears and grizzly bears have shortened population and must mate with one another, making pizzly and grolar bears.

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2570266 — 2025-04-09 01:18:34 UTC

Food insecurity means people lack reliable of enough reliable food. This can be long or a short thing caused by environmental damage, or climate change.( Too hot by climate change and plants cannot grow.) When food is in small supply, people might skip meals, or choose unhealthy foods.

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2570290 — 2025-04-09 16:55:55 UTC

It is absolutely essential to act now about climate change. You see, science shows that by early 2029 there will be a tipping and breaking point of climate change. We cannot wait four years for people to actually realize climate change is a horrible thing. We have to act now.

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2570266 — 2025-04-09 17:06:10 UTC

Climate migration is driven by many things, one of them is drought. When carbon dioxide leaks into the atmosphere, it cannot escape, so it becomes hotter. When it becomes hotter, water evaporates and there is a drought. OR if a piece of land has abnormally low precipitation which is normally caused by high temperatures. According to https://gpm.nasa.gov, "A drought is a period of unusually persistent dry weather that continues long enough to cause serious problems such as crop damage and/or water supply shortages."

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2570266 — 2025-04-10 19:16:13 UTC

Due to climate change, about 37.4 billion tons of CO2 is released on average every year according to wmo.int. "The level of CO2 in the atmosphere continues to rise – driving increasingly dangerous global warming.” If we stay at this rate we will reach the "global carbon max".