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.
English bulldogs neither migrate nor hibernate. They are domesticated animals.
Neither. Not all animals hibernate or migrate. Fish and birds migrate and only a few mammals hibernate in regions with summer and winter.
Pandas do not migrate, they are sedentary animals primarily staying in their home range. They do not hibernate either, as they rely on bamboo as their main food source throughout the year and do not need to store food for the winter.
No, seahorses are found in regions where the conditions don't generally require animals to have a quiescent period.
winter
IDK. L0L =p - most animals hibernate or migrate because of lack of food source or the extreme weather
They do not migrate or hibernate.
they do not hibernate because they are birds and birds do not hibernate but the bald eagle does migrate
No, lions do not migrate nor do they hibernate.
Whale migrate they do not and cannot hibernate.
No, the Clownfish does not hibernate nor does it migrate.
Wallabies neither hibernate nor migrate.