The impact of climate change on the distribution of animal species is profound, leading to shifts in habitats as organisms seek more favorable conditions. Rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and extreme weather events disrupt existing ecosystems, forcing species to migrate, adapt, or face extinction. For example, many species are moving toward higher altitudes or latitudes in search of suitable environments, which can lead to increased competition among native species. Understanding these changes is fundamental for conservation efforts aimed at protecting vulnerable species and restoring ecosystems, as well as planning for future impacts on biodiversity and ecosystem services.