The skewed sex ratios caused by heat-induced sex reversal could lead to a decline in amphibian populations, particularly in small groups where the loss of breeding females has a more significant impact. The offspring of sex-reversed males are also more susceptible to climate-driven stressors, such as higher temperatures and infectious diseases, further accelerating population decline. This raises concerns about the long-term survival of amphibian species, many of which are already at risk of extinction.