they do not hibernate!
They adapt. Migretion is for herbivores and hibernations are for the animals that eat food or are that food when snow comes abroad, blanketing the vittles. RoSeWeAsLeY
During the winter, clams hibernate into the mud. When the temperatures falls below 40 degrees will begin their hibernation phase.
No Woodpeckers don't hibernate. No bird does. Birds either adapt to the envoroment or migrate. Woodpeckers migrate.
They hibernate, of course!!!
No. If your chickens are 'hibernating' they are most probably dead :'( svgksavhdksavgkud
They hibernate, migrate, or grow fur or shed depending on what season it is.
Gray wolves do not hibernate; instead, they adapt to their environment by adjusting their behaviors and hunting strategies based on seasonal changes. They remain active year-round, often forming packs to increase hunting efficiency during winter months when prey is scarcer. While they do not migrate long distances, wolves may roam over large territories in search of food and suitable habitats.
chinchillas do not migrate because they have thick fur that allows the to adapt to the harsh winter weathers
Many do migrate, but some do not. Some can adapt to winter cold and do quite well.
Polar bears really do not hibernate. Majority of animals that do live on the tundra don't hibernate at all. They either migrate south before the winter, or adapt by growing white, thick winter coats which helps with blending in with the snow to avoid predators or better hunt prey.
because it is cold, and they cannot live in the -50 degree weather
No, ibex do not hibernate in the winter. Instead, they adapt to cold weather by migrating to lower elevations where food is more accessible. Their thick fur and unique physiological adaptations help them survive harsh winter conditions, allowing them to remain active year-round.