Living animals in widely separated lands are similar. Fossil plants and animals in India, South Africa, Australia, Antarctica and South America are similar to each other and different from plants and animals found in other parts of the world at the same time. ... Buy assuming the current rate of continental drift is a constant; the timeline can be decided by dividing the distance the continents moved by the rate of movement. ...

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The atmosphere also keeps the sun from burning animals into non existence. ... One of the harmful greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide (CO2), are produced every time a human or an animal exhales, but nothing can be done about that. ... (Methane is also created when humans and animals pass gas). ... So, people should try and reduce the amount of packaging by buying in bulks, reusing plastic shopping bags or not using plastic bags but cloth shopping bags. ...

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This has been destructing both animal and human habitats. Animals and insect species are moving and changing survival methods, as well. ... There are two ways to use green power: You can buy green power, or you can modify your house to generate your own green power. ... According to the "National Geographic: The Effects of Global Warming" (2012) website, global warming has an effect on earth temperature, sea levels, hurricane strength, precipitation, and has a negative impact on several animal and plant species. ...

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Other animals could be affected also due to changes in climate and habitat. ... As climates change, plants and animals will change, leading to a change in the eating patterns of humans. ... Carpooling, auditing the energy in your home, buying fuel-efficient cars, and reducing the electricity in your home are ways to help prevent global warming. ...

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The meat comes from cows or other animals that eat the grass that grows from the ground. ... Then after killing the animal, say a buffalo, they used every single part of the animal leaving no waste. ... Around the world big factories produce the things that we buy and use on a daily basis. ...

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Some consequences we may face in the future include: even stronger storms, depleted soil moisture, longer days, deterioration of our coral reefs, and the threat of extinction among polar animals. ... They include buying Energy Star compliant products, carpooling, composting, and recycling. ...

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