I would assume as a way of conserving energy. Kind of like a natural suspended animation.
to conserve energy.
about 98.6 degrees typically but Ive heard of animals hibernating in degrees of 50 to 110
Neither. Not all animals need to be migratory or hibernating.
Warmblooded animals will avoid the cold by staying active, hibernating, or migrating. This is to keep their bodies in a heated environment.
They are called Hibernators :D
Different animals have different reactions before earthquakes. Animals that would be hibernating would stop hibernating and come out from their holes/burrows. Dogs would dig on the ground.
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Most animals migrate to warmer climates once the cold weather begins. Some animals have adapted to life in the taiga by hibernating when temperatures drop. Other animals have adapted to the extreme cold temperatures by producing a layer of insulating feathers or fur to protect them from the cold.
All mammals are warm-blooded. Only bats and moles while hibernating can drop their body temperature to the state of being cold-blooded, but once that period is over, they remain warmblooded too.
global warming is killing the animals such as polar bears, hibernating animals and much more
Animals that hibernate in the winter are called hibernators. This includes a wide range of animals. Marmots, a bird called Common Poorwill, bears, bats, lemurs, turtles, bumblebees, snakes, snails, and hedgehogs are all hibernators.
Animals that hibernate do so to escape the cold weather. Sloths do not hibernate.
What pops up in spring is flowers, animals stop hibernating,