Question

1. as temperatures rise and snow melts, how could species that depend on snowy habitats survive? they could find a different diet to sustain them. they could have to move towards a coastline. they could move to a higher elevation or closer to a pole. they could find areas with less precipitation.

Explanation:

Higher elevations and areas closer to the poles tend to be colder and more likely to maintain snowy - like habitats as temperatures rise in other areas. Changing diet doesn't directly address the loss of snowy habitat. Moving to a coastline doesn't guarantee a snowy environment. Areas with less precipitation may not be snowy.

Answer:

They could move to a higher elevation or closer to a pole.