Fascinating article. I do enjoy learning new things. Begs the question, with climate change, besides our perspiration and evaporation system, what other cooling/heating mechanisms will we evolve? Here in Canada we experience 60 degree Celsius temperature variation throughout the year, and it's not unheard of to have a 30 degree variance within a day. As a first generation Canadian, what will that mean for my grand/great grandchildren? Will they be even more adapted to temperature fluctuations? Isn't nature/evolution nifty?
Fascinating article. I do enjoy learning new things. Begs the question, with climate change, besides our perspiration and evaporation system, what other cooling/heating mechanisms will we evolve? Here in Canada we experience 60 degree Celsius temperature variation throughout the year, and it's not unheard of to have a 30 degree variance within a day. As a first generation Canadian, what will that mean for my grand/great grandchildren? Will they be even more adapted to temperature fluctuations? Isn't nature/evolution nifty?
I wonder this as well. I expect some alpine species and species that hibernate not to make it.