"Species response" refers to how different species react to changes in their environment, such as climate change, habitat loss, or the introduction of invasive species. These responses can include changes in behavior, reproduction, migration patterns, and population dynamics. Understanding species response is crucial for conservation efforts and predicting ecological outcomes. Factors influencing species response include genetic adaptability, ecological interactions, and the availability of resources. For example, some species may thrive in altered conditions, while others may struggle to survive. Monitoring these responses helps scientists and conservationists develop strategies to protect vulnerable species and maintain biodiversity in ecosystems.