Future climate change would cause biodiversity and habitat loss in many parts of Asia using modelling approaches . Warren et al.  projected that extirpation risks to terrestrial taxa  from 2°℃ to 4.5°C global warming in 12 'priority places' in Asia, under the assumption of no adaptation  by the 2080s, is from 12.2-26.4% to 29- 56% . Under different scenarios, future climate change could reduce the extent of a suitable habitat for giant pandas , moose  , black muntjac   and the Sichuan snub-nosed monkey   in China; the Persian leopard  in Iran ; the Bengal tiger  in India; and four tree- snail species  in Thailand . However, climate change would have little impact on the habitats of the Asian elephant, but would cause extinction of the Hoolock gibbon
IPCC
Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability
IPCC Report