The heat wave hit, and the Italian island of Sicily reached the highest temperature in European history. What impact will it have on the ecology?

I think it may further cause a series of ecological impacts. We also encountered several extremely bad weather today.

The temperature in European countries is relatively low, rarely reaching above 35℃ in summer. However, due to the increasingly serious global warming problem, although the temperature in some parts of Europe will reach more than 40 degrees, the temperature in some areas even reaches 48 degrees, such as Sicily, Italy, which we often mention.

First, Sicily, Italy, set a historical high temperature record.

This is the weather report from Italy. The highest temperature in Sicily, Italy has reached 48.8℃. To some extent, it is difficult for human beings to live in such a high temperature environment. You should know that heatstroke can reach the level of above 40 degrees, while Italy's information island has reached 48.8 degrees. The temperature in European countries is relatively low, and 48.8℃ is exaggerated.

Second, it may affect the survival of local animals and plants.

Animals and plants in each area have certain living habits and are sensitive to the local climate and environment. Because the temperature in Europe is generally low, animals and plants have become accustomed to the climate with low temperature. When the temperature reached 48.8℃ in Sicily, Italy this year, many wild animals showed symptoms of discomfort, and some plants even withered directly. To some extent, such temperature will further destroy the local ecology and produce a series of vicious cycles.

Third, fully protect the ecological environment.

As I said above, we have seen many extremely bad weather this year. With the intensification of global warming, nature is warning us in another way. If we don't cherish and protect the environment, we will eventually lose our home, and nature will treat us with storms. I think we need to find a balance and live in harmony with nature.