They go back into their burrows. When they are away from burrows they just have to run and hide hoping that a predator doesn't see them.
Meerkats escape the heat by burrowing underground because it is much cooler under there.
Meerkats do not migrate, nor do the hibernate like other animals. They live in rocky grasslands with intense heat and little rain. In winter, if the weather is cool, they semi-hibernate by sleeping in closely knit piles to keep warm. The dig extensive tunnels to escape the heat.
H.E.L.P stands for: Heat Escape Lessening Position OR, some people also call it: Heat Escape Lessening Posture
Alcohol helps heat escape the body.
Some heat does escape into outerspace, but most is recycled elsewhere within the earth.
they aren't endangered.
No the atmosphere does not allow heat to escape quickly to cool the planet
eerkats are not very big, so there are some animals that will eat them - if they can catch them! A jackal is a kind of wild dog that hunts meerkats. Here is a picture of a jackal. nother animal that hunts meerkats is the serval. A serval is a kind of cat that is bigger than the kind of cat you might have as a pet. It isn't as big as a lion or a tiger, but it is big enough to eat meerkats. Servals and jackals both have to sneak up on meerkats if they want to catch them. If the meerkats see a serval or jackal in time, they can run into their tunnels or get ready to fight. Meerkats have long claws and sharp teeth that can make them hard to catch. ere is another enemy that meerkats have to watch out for, and this one can be harder to escape. Martial eagles like to swoop down out of the air and snatch up a meerkat. The eagles fly so fast that it's hard for the meerkats to see them in time to hide. That makes the martial eagle the most dangerous enemy of meerkats.
BURN IT then no heat would escape
No, meerkats are not an endangered species.
I like meerkats :)
go to the beach
Meerkats are called Meerkats because they look like cats and they are called a type of meer. So that's why they call Meerkats, Meerkats.