Memmott claims that climate change increases the extinction of species by limiting their survival, reproduction, and habitat. This is said to be because of the social interactions among species, in this case being the bumble-bee and the plants they typically pollinate. This article considers the reaction of bumble-bees during climate change by running a simulation of the effect of global warming on pollinators, using two different plant species and studying the interactions bumble-bees had with them The results were the same among species, as the reduction of bees was common in both mixtures of species. Memmott also says that the extinction of bumble-bees can be prevented by the flowering of plant species at the beginning of and end of the
