Climate change adversely impacts polar habitats by causing melting ice, rising sea levels, and altering ecosystems. Species dependent on sea ice, like polar bears and seals, face diminished habitats, threatening their survival. Additionally, changing temperatures affect the distribution of marine and terrestrial organisms, potentially leading to biodiversity loss. Altered food webs may result from shifts in species interactions. Furthermore, indigenous communities that rely on polar ecosystems for their culture and livelihood are also significantly affected, highlighting the broader implications of climate change on both the environment and human societies.