American Pika

The American pika, which only lives in cold high mountain elevations is threatened by global warming. Watch the video and find out more at http://www.earthjustice.org

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[nthenayborhd]

Another moron in denial. Just like dhbiza above, do your homework. Do you really think scientists (thousands of them) just made this stuff up. There are journals devoted to the topic.

[nthenayborhd]

Do your research before you go spouting off about something you know nothing about. Do your homework on the IPCC website...

[GreenTie76]

I support save for animals. Are you support?

[SpartanLegion300]

So thats where pikachu came from.

[Beachclubgirl29]

I love pikas

[StephenB58]

Believe it or not, the United States is not the only country responsible for global warming. We are not even the largest producer of greenhouse gases. China is, then followed by India; I believe. However, no one is trying to drive those two countries back to the stone age like they are trying to do here in the USA.

[xtonicsoul]

@kimdensley its a chinchilla

[GandG123]

I have a guinea pig and I think we should really try to save these poor cute animals! They are so cute! I am going to Colorado and am visiting the Rocky Mountains! Wish me good luck!!! to see the american pika~!

[RonTxJediKnight]

omg 1st the spotted owl , now the pika :(

[Tryken]

You do remember that the idea of global warming on mountains was taking from "Climbers Weekly," which, as you may imagine, is no peer reviewed journal as claimed by global warming advocates.

[mikelewinski]

yeah of course! when the pika runs out of higher elevations to migrate up to, they will simply use their intelligence to adapt and live floating in space, high above the mountains and even jet planes!

you must be stupid.

check your use of the word "idealism" too. you can use a dictionary. or are books too full of idealisms for you?

[JamesYulePhotography]

I have been studying Pikas for a long time and completely disagree with this '"Sky is falling" idealism. Pikas will adapt to their surroundings. "IF" the temperatures do indeed increase which btw they have decreased in the last year. The Pika will simply modify their behavior. There dens are many degrees lower than the outer air. They tend to feed more often in the early morning and evening hours on Hot days. Pika's are much more intelligent then they are given credit for.