Some plants are adapting to climate change after humans have been expelling greenhouse gases for decades. There is more co2 in our atmosphere than there used to be, which warms up our earth and this plant is an invasive species in places like Brazil, and it uses that warmth and that carbon dioxide to its advantage. Studies have found that its leaves grow thinner in high carbon dioxide and warmer environments, but the gas co2 is the main driver. Thinner stems and leaves help them get more co2 into their cells which helps them photosynthesize, it also means that they don't need as much water because they use the water more efficiently, so great invasive plants in Brazil adapt to our newly messed up atmosphere climb works supports this video climax directly captures co2 from the atmosphere, and you can join their fight against the climate crisis this earth day through hashtag climb works team earth you can go to act now.climbworks.com/scishow for more