The ecological impact of climate warming on Arctic habitats is profound. These areas are experiencing rapid temperature increases, leading to habitat loss for many species. Melting ice affects marine life and alters predator-prey dynamics. Terrestrial ecosystems, such as tundra, are also facing shifts, resulting in changes to plant communities and species distributions. Furthermore, warming temperatures may contribute to increased permafrost thaw, releasing significant amounts of greenhouse gases. Overall, climate warming critically threatens the integrity and survival of Arctic ecosystems, making adaptation and conservation efforts essential.