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Cold-adapted animals are struggling more than most in a warming world - as a result, they must change long-established behaviours to survive.
As warming seas play havoc with our coastal environments, flamingos, sea otters, clownfish and little anole lizards must face up to the elements.
New extremes of heat and drought are pushing the extraordinary behavioural and physical adaptations of wombats, leopards and kangaroo rats to their very limits.