Migration is when animals relocate to a more hospitable environment when their habitat becomes too cold, dry, wet, or otherwise uninhabitable. Hibernation is when they sleep through the cold, drought, or whatever they do not like and awaken when that condition has ended. Both migration and hibernation are a method animals use to escape unpleasant conditions.
Hibernation is when an animal which sleeps during the winter to the fact that there is no food. Aestivation is also when animals or plant sleep for a short time period. Migration is the movement of animals from one place to another, because of lack of food or the seasons.
It's the summer equivalent of hibernation. Animals who have a period of inactivity in the winter - they hibernate. If they do that in summer - they aestivate.
An antonym for migration is immobility.
No. To migrate is to move. Hibernation is to sleep through the winter months.
Yes they can. It is called torpor, it is similar to hibernation, not a true hibernation. This can happen if the temperature drops to low. Or they may go into Aestivation: this is a kind of sleep similar to hibernation but is used in the summer to protect the animals from high temperatures and drought and the potentially harmful effects of the season.
hibernation
animals do both
Recess
The nouns in the sentence are hibernation and migration, compound object of the preposition 'by'.
migration and hibernation
It's called Aestivation (americans spell it without the 'a' at the beginning - the opposite of Hibernation.
Aestivation is a state of dormancy or inactivity that some animal species enter during hot or dry periods to conserve energy and water. It is similar to hibernation but typically occurs in response to high temperatures or lack of water rather than cold temperatures. During aestivation, animals may reduce their metabolic rate, seek shelter, and limit their activity until conditions are more favorable.