Climate change is having major ecological impacts on apex predators. Rising temperatures are causing sea ice to melt, which is destroying Arctic habitats for polar bears and reducing their ability to hunt seals. Warming oceans are also causing some aquatic predators like narwhals to shift their ranges northward or face local extinction. Increased wildfires due to climate change have burned over 70% of jaguar habitat in the Pantanal wetlands. Range shifts in predators and mismatches between predator/prey interactions will have cascading effects throughout ecosystems. Conserving apex predators will require expanding protected areas to allow range shifts and reconnecting fragmented habitats.