why is temperature important for survival of living organism. give any two reason
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Explanation:with increasing temp there is heat or may be cold so temperature is quite important
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north and south poles are very cold (–88°C or -126.4°F). Other places, especially in the tropics can get very warm (up to about 50°C or 122°F). Animals that are adapted to cold temperatures cannot survive in warm temperatures.
Plants:
Some places are just too cold for plants to survive. These include high mountain peaks such as those in the mountains of British Columbia.
Animals:
Think of the brook trout — it prefers water temperatures between 4°C or 39.2°F and 20°C or 68°F and will only lay eggs when the water temperature is below 13°C. Animals like polar bears and penguins are adapted to thrive only in extremely cold climates. They will not survive if they end up in a hot, dry tropical climate.
Metabolic and enzyme activities in animals require the right temperatures to happen, otherwise, such processes slow down and affect that living organism.