Wavefarewell to red wine: Those who love their red wine know that it ismade from a grape as temperamental as a woman in a bad mood. This fruit thrivesin cooler climates. A rise in temperature will ensure that one is more likelyto yield crops of raisin than grape.
No suchthing as a ‘tropical island vacation’: Scientific studies estimate that many tropicalislands could disappear by 2030 due to rising sea levels. So if you plan onvisiting the coast while on holiday in 18 years, a rapid change of plan may berecommended.
Sharks thatcan walk? Surely you jest: Recent studies revealed that there is anabundance of undiscovered marine life, primarily off the Indonesian coastline.These include species of coral, a fish reminiscent of a strobe light that changescolours, and types of sharks that apparently walk on their fins. With theadvent of global warming however, marine biologists fear that creatures of thesea such as these may become extinct before the opportunity to discover themeven arises.
Grab an unwelcome bite: Prepare to be feasted on. Mosquitoes love tolive in drains, soaked ditches, and puddles. As the temperature rises, these hideouspools that invite malaria literally become their watering hole. This in turndoubtlessly provides plenty of opportunities for resident blood-suckers tofeast. In typical fashion, these planetary changes also ensure a reduction increatures that eat mosquitoes. These include dragonflies and frogs.
