"Study Reveals Alarming Expiration Date for Mammals Amid Climate Change"

A new study predicts that all mammals, including humans, will be wiped out in about 250 million years due to unprecedented global warming and the formation of a supercontinent called Pangea Ultima. Supercomputer simulations project that as the sun becomes brighter and emits more energy, global temperatures will increase, making the Earth uninhabitable for mammals. The formation of the supercontinent is expected to result in more frequent volcanic eruptions, releasing large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere and further warming the planet. The study highlights the ongoing climate crisis caused by human emissions and emphasizes the need to reach net-zero emissions as soon as possible. The findings also suggest that the layout of landmasses could be a crucial factor in determining the habitability of other planets.