Just like most other mammals, polar bears hibernate. Believe it or not, it actually gets a LOT more cold in the Arctic during the winter. This hibernation keeps it from freezing itself. As it eats, grows even more fat, and sleeps for a long period of time, the polar bear is kept warmer and safer from freezing almostmore than any other animal in the world!
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Polar bears present a mixed bag of responses to winter ... a female polar bear makes a den in which to give birth and then take care of her cubs, other polar bears remain active throughout the whole year. Interestingly some polar bears enter a state which is known as walking hibernation.
As the Arctic winter lasts almost half the year, hibernating for the whole winter becomes problematic - they would starve to death even with the reduced energy demand during hibernation.
Hiding and resting in the winter , also known as hibernation, helps Polar Bears and countless of other winter animals to survive the winter by saving energy which is scarce in winter.
They are conditioned to be around during the months of 'decompisition'. That's why during the winter months they are scarce. They are conditioned to be around during the months of 'decompisition'. That's why during the winter months they are scarce.
The vegetation in the area was very scarce during the cold, bitter winter.
Squirrels cache nuts and other food items to eat during the winter. Raccoons eat as much as they can during the warmer months to put on a thick later of fat that allows them to survive when food is scarce.
No. hibernation is a way to save energy when food is scarce, so those animals that do hibernate tend to do it during winter, not summer.
The wolf (wolves as a pack) are carnivores, and if prey is scarce during severe winter weather, they will scavenge on animals who has died due to the weather.
the winter quarter was what is know Nebraska it was a resting camp for the Mormon pioneers.
HIBERNATION
hibernate means stand by HIBERNATION is a state of regulated hypothermia undergone by some animals to conserve energy during the winter. to pass the winter in a torpid or resting state to be or become inactive or dormant
To save energy when food is scarce they mostly hibernate in the winter.
Grizzlies eat a lot of plants and berries, which gets kinda scarce in winter.
they prtect themselves by hiding
anytime food resources become scarce for long periods..... winter