How a Rainforest Animal Adapts

Climate change is a growing and occurring issue in today's world. It would impact many ecosystems and habitats such as rainforests. Climate change would affect rainforests by literally making it inhabitable, because it would cease the forest's ability to generate or produce its own rainfall. Due to this process being ceased, many animals would die in the now dying rainforest. A rainforest animal could adapt by eventually being able to survive without much water under the penetrating radiation from the sun. They would also need another way to eat food, so they would need to become much stronger and faster than they are right now in order to survive the inhabitable conditions of their home. There could be behavioral changes as well due to the fact that they will be in harsh conditions and be more aggressive than they are normally.