Zooclimatology

Zooclimatology is the study of how climate affects animal behavior, distribution, and ecology. It examines how changes in temperature, precipitation, and seasonal patterns impact wildlife populations and their habitats. Understanding these relationships helps scientists predict how animals adapt to climate change, including shifts in migration patterns, breeding cycles, and food availability. This knowledge is essential for conservation efforts and managing ecosystems in a changing environment. By studying zooclimatology, we can better protect biodiversity and ensure the survival of various species in the face of global climate challenges.