The clue's in your question - to escape the worst of the heat.
no a newt is a warm blooded creature that's why it lives in caves and under rocks in creeks
Rattlesnakes may be found under rocks and in caves. This is because the caves are dark and moist. Underneath rocks is dark and damp, too. This is the type of "climate" that rattlesnakes prefer.
Most scorpions live under rocks or in small caves feeding on beettles and spiders.
Most scorpions live under rocks or in small caves feeding on beettles and Spiders.
Raccoons will use just about anything for a den - caves, hollow trees, culverts, crawl spaces under homes, unsecured attics.
it is in the Atlantic,Pacific,and the indian ocean. The like to live in shallow salty waters. If they live in warm waters for a long time they change color.
True ice-caves develop under glaciers. Some high-altitude caves like the Eisreisenwelt are described loosely as ice-caves thanks to major ice deposits within them, but they are still caves formed within rock. The ice is merely coating the walls and roofs.
Yes most of the reptiles live under the sand.
As with most cold-blooded reptiles, garter snakes like hot weather, as it is the only way for them to stay warm. However, if the temperature becomes too hot for them, they can hide under leaves or rocks, in caves, empty mouse tunnels or other creatures' dens, and anywhere else there might be some shade.
A Geologist studies rocks and their formations so they may also study caves. ++ That's true but the umbrella term for cave science - including but not only geology - is Speleology, and the scientist thus a Speleologist, though he or she also needs to be a caver to be able to negotiate the caves under study!
the largest caves are found under the Atlantic Ocean
yes