
Concept explainers
Interpretation :
A creative paragraph must be written describing what the life on the planate may be like if global warming continues as its present pace.
Concept Introduction :
Global warming is the phenomena due to which the temperature on the earth surface is gradually increasing. It is taking place due to some gases in the atmosphere of the earth. Those gases are methane, carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide, etc.

Answer to Problem 2E
Life on the planet will be very difficult if global warming is continues in its present space. Many creatures will die which can’t tolerate excess heat. So food chain in the eco system will be disturbed. There will be change in the life style. Huge amount of land will be grasped by the ocean due to melting of glaciers of arctic and Antarctic circles. Many animals will be compelled to live in water instead of land. Gradually,there will be change inside the body to survive in the water.
Explanation of Solution
Global warming is the reason for temperature increase which has large impact on the life style of all the living beings. Many creatures will be struggle for survival. There will be change in the body structures both externally and internally to adopt the change in nature. Number of total living beings will be decreased significantly. Huge change will be there in the behavior of cold blooded animals like snakes. Most of them will not be able to survive.
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