that there was no point to those two numbers being in the same post. There are places and times of the day on the moon when it is 68 which is optimal for most mammals, but really has nothing to do with the average global temperature on the moon whatever it is or any other planet for that matter.
The moon? More is needed than an optimal temp on the moon for life to thrive lol
We are talking about earth.
The average global temp has now hit 62.88°F
The optimal global temp for life to thrive is 68°F(some can do colder, some can do warmer)
Its said that if temperatures increase by 2°C by 2100, about 18% of all
species on land will face a high risk of going extinct.
As the link I posted said, "All species on Earth appear to thrive at an “optimal” 20 degrees Celsius (68 degrees Fahrenheit), according to a new study,
which suggests land species may struggle more to adapt to changing climate."