Climate change significantly impacts the migratory patterns of animals by altering their habitats and food availability. As temperatures rise and weather patterns shift, many species are forced to adapt their migration routes and timings. For example, changes in breeding seasons and food supply can lead to mismatches in arrival times at traditional nesting sites. Species that rely heavily on specific temperature ranges might find their migratory cues disrupted, leading to population declines or even extinction. Understanding these impacts is crucial for developing effective conservation strategies that safeguard wildlife in the face of climate change.