Animals that hibernate and migrate

Answer 1

Some well known mammals that hibernate are bears, bats and ground squirrels.

Reptiles such as snakes, turtles and frogs also hibernate, but this differs from traditional hibernation because the metabolic processes are different. It is called brumation, and just means the reptile is less active, or slow. They still need to take in water and are not fully "sleeping". Hibernating slows down their bodily functions such as digestion and heartbeat, as well as their metabolism, or how they turn food and fats into energy so that they can go a whole season without eating. In order to prepare for this, the animal usually will gorge itself to build up a store of fats and eat fibrous things such as grass, tree bark, hair, etc., to for a plug in their bowels and prevent them from messing themselves during hibernation.

Answer 2

Not all animals hibernate or migrate, but some do...

migration is where organisms move from place to place to settle down and live there, but only at certain times of year. some of these animals are...

birds, buffalo, whales.

Hibernate is where some organisms sleep during the winter. they do not sleep like we sleep. we sleep for the night then wake up in the morning. animals that hibernate sleep for months on end without even waking up for food ands water. Some of these animals are...

Bears, rabbits, hares, squirrels and hedgehogs.

Answer 3

animals hibernate because of the cold weather, some specific animals can't resist the cold.

Answer 4

Here are some animals that hibernate... badgers, bats, squirrels, chipmunks, prairie dogs, groundhogs, raccoons, skunks and bears.

Answer 5

Hundreds of species hibernate in winter, among them certain species of bears, bats, lemurs, turtles, marmots, bees, snakes, hedgehogs, chipmunks, and snails.

Answer 6

Tortoises hibernate:)

Answer 7

A bear

Answer 8

Bear