It is a no, well maybe in Antarctica or the Arctic
all of them hence the name winter activities not winter/summer activities
California
all trees! they don't stop doing photosynthesis just because it's winter.....unless they don't have light.....which technically is not possible
California
The gray fox does not hibernate in winter and remains active all year long.
No, some deserts are cold all year long. Other deserts have a pronounced winter season when it can get quite cold. All deserts experience a period of cooler weather during the winter.
Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.Yes. It is far enough north to have 24 hour darkness in winter, so the sun rises all year round in France.
Sparrows are resident in UK all year - they don't migrate.
Soccer is usually a winter game, but people like to play it all year around.
If you are in the northern hemisphere, then you can see it all year round, so you can see it in winter.
It all depends on where you live in the world. If you live in the northern hemisphere, the start of the year (January) is in winter. If you live in the southern hemisphere it is summer.
Pumas remain active all year, they do not hibernate.