The significance of climate change in biodiversity is profound, as it poses one of the greatest threats to ecosystems and species survival. Altered climate patterns can disrupt habitats, shift species distributions, and trigger mismatches in species interactions, leading to declines in biodiversity. Additionally, climate change can exacerbate existing pressures such as habitat loss and pollution, increasing the risk of extinction for vulnerable species. Addressing climate change is critical for conserving biodiversity and ensuring the resilience of ecological systems.