What are the effects of global warming on Animals in Antarctica?

Question

are there migratory changes, or breeding changes, what are some statistice?

Answer 1

Warmer-water penguins such as the chinstrap are migrating down the antarctic peninsula, displacing adeles as far South as Palmer Station. There used to be a number of penguin colonies on the Larsen A and B ice shelves, now gone, and there is extensive colonization on the seabed that used to be under them.
With all of the scientific information coming out of Antarctica, it's a little hard to comprehend how thin the observers are on the ground for determining things like animal migration habits. Most Antarctic research is in the physical sciences, and there are less than 5000 people total on the whole continent, 1000 in the winter, tourists included. We'll know a lot more at the end of the International Polar Year, which I urge you to Google.

Answer 2

Well, I'm not sure specifically about Antarctica, but I do know the polar bears are beginning to resort to cannibalism due to lack of food and habitat. Whether that stretches all the way to Antartcica as yet, I'm not sure.

Answer 3

they will find them selves in Atlantis once again and loose a lot of fur
how can there be statistics on conditions that existed 2 million years ago

the ones in the North pole are not so lucky .they are left swimming arround

Answer 4

none they just found out that antarctica is getting colder and growing.