fish Murray "...congolli and pouched lamprey to bounce back in record numbers." grizzly The rebound of the grizzly bear 2012 Defender Donations for climate threats to Grizzly Bears solicited 2014 Mojo How Climate Change Threatens Grizzly Bears 2016 SciNews 2016 - "With climate change, grizzly bears may hibernate less" 2016 Washpo 2016 - "Animalia Love in the time of climate change: Grizzlies and polar bears are now mating" 2017 LATIMES 2017: Grizzly population 4x what is used to be Despite a plethora of articles that say in the future the Grizzly bear might have a problem, their population is up 4X from 2011. lobster Global warming wiping out lobsters Graph shows tonnage of lobster harvest. malaria Dafuq? It's asserted global warming increaed malaria, the press goes nuts and gets quite rabid then it's found out warmer climates actually slow down malaria. mastadon Wiped out by an ice age. "Northern mastodons were likely killed off by global cooling, not warming: Paleontologist" monarch The fickle monarch 2013 Disrupt (Psuedo)Scientific American: Climate Change "May" Disrupt Monarch Butterfly Migration 2013 Doom (Psuedo)Scientific American: Climate Change, Herbicide May Doom Monarch Butterfly Migration 2015 Extinct "in danger to get extinct in the near future."[sic] 2016 Monarchs CBC - They're baaaaack 2016 More Monarch Butterfly Population More Than Triples Over Last Year 2018 Extra Monarch butterflies reach highest levels of past 25 years 2019 Record Historic Numbers of Monarchs Seek Shelter at Roost Sites in the Lake Erie Region Monarch butterflies dropped off the radar for a while. Global warming was blamed. Then they came back. But global warming is worse than ever. How is this even possible? Obviously it's not, so either Scientific American was worng and monarchs are not affetd by warming or it's not warming. I don't care which one you pick but there's no third possibility is there?

owls Snowy owls are moving south Why would snowy owls show up in more southern latitudes? panda The Panda population has increased by 17%. In 2012 the world went crazy over the idea global warming was destroying the bamboo and extinction of the panda was postulated in tens of thousands of blog posts. This week China reported that the panda population had increased by 17%. penguins The greatest threat to penguins is flu. 1981 Penguins get seasonal flu. 1985 VIRAL INFECTIONS OF LITTLE BLUE PENGUINS 1989 paramyxoviruses isolated from penguins in Antarctica and sub-Antarctica during 1976–1979 1993 EVIDENCE OF ORTHO- AND PARAMYXOVIRUSES IN FAUNA FROM ANTARCTICA 2002 Penguins get seasonal flu. 2003 Development of a Highly Sensitive Screen for Influenza A in Guano 2004 Influenza A infection in migratory aquatic birds of Southern Shetland Island and Bahia Esperanza, Antarctica 2005 free-flying wild birds in the spread of the viruses of avian influenza; (H7N7); encephalitis in penguins 2006 influenza A virus in the avifauna of the Antarctic region 2007 H5N9 2008 Flu in a gull; vaccinating birds 2009 H1N1: 2009, 1976 vs. 1918–1919 2010 New Avian Paramyxovirus Serotype-10 Detected in Rockhopper Penguins 2012 Aquatic migratory birds are a major vectors by which influenza viruses and paramyxoviruses are spread in nature. 2013 AIV strains have circulated in penguin species in the sub-Antarctic region; 12% of Penguins have had flu 2014 "a distant relationship to all avian and human influenza lineages" 2015 avian polyomavirus associated with Adélie penguins 2016 "H5 American LPAIV lineage, clustering with AIVs isolated from ducks in the United States" 2017 Novel Avulaviruses in Penguins, Antarctica 2018 Highly pathogenic avian influenza (H5N8) in coastal birds 2019 polar bears Us Hunters remain the sole existential threat More 2018: Study finds healthy group of polar bears in sea near Alaska Fallacies 10 fallacies about Arctic sea ice & polar bear survival: teachers & parents take note snakes Snakes. No, really, snakes. Rattlers "Climate change could send venomous snakes slithering north" - Toronto Star This is just too funny for words. squirrels Arctic ground squirrels unlock permafrost carbon Arctic ground squirrels dig tunnels which may release more CO2 from frozen soil than if they didn't dig. The catch is nobody knows how many there are.