The relationship between climate adaptability and species survival is critical, as species that can adjust to changing climatic conditions are more likely to endure. Adaptable species can alter their behaviors, reproductive cycles, or habitats in response to temperature fluctuations, altered precipitation patterns, and other climate stressors. In contrast, species that lack adaptability face heightened risks of extinction as their environments change. Understanding this relationship informs conservation strategies aimed at enhancing the resilience of vulnerable species, ensuring their long-term survival amidst climate challenges.