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Some animals are in a lot of danger, like the ones that only live in one place, like the Vancouver Island Marmot.1<\/a><\/sup> As the climate changes, species that are Endemic<\/strong> to regions are especially vulnerable. Endemic species are the ones that live in a specific region, like Vancouver Island. These are the most vulnerable species when the only home they have ever known starts to change in ways they might not be able to keep up with. Animals that migrate<\/strong> long distances come in contact with more changing ecosystems. The Humpback Whale travels about 10,000 kilometres as they migrate.2<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\n\n\n\n <\/p>\n\n\n\n Climate change is also affecting how animals communicate with each other<\/strong> and their surroundings. For example, when the seasons change, flowers might start blooming before the bees are awake or birds might get to where they are going after their food source is all gone.3<\/a><\/sup> Problems that effect one animal population might cascade<\/strong> into issues that effect the larger environment. When one part in a group of living things gets out of whack, it affects everything that is connected to it.4<\/a><\/sup><\/p>\n\n\n\n