Squirrels do not truly hibernate like some other animals; instead, they enter a state known as torpor during winter. In this state, their metabolic rate decreases, allowing them to conserve energy and reduce their body temperature. Squirrels may have periods of dormancy, but they can wake up periodically to forage for food, which they often cache in the fall. They rely on stored nuts and seeds to sustain them during the colder months when food sources are scarce.
Squrriels don't really hybernate they go around looking for food and that's really it.. but they don't not hybernate Squrriels don't really hybernate they go around looking for food and that's really it.. but they don't not hybernate I saw one last winter. it was sleeping. they do to hybernate!!!
no
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nuts
yes
they have hair
Nuts
Not naturally,but yes they do exist.
mammal
well there are birds, squrriels, bugs, thts about it
squrriels possums deer boars
No cockroaches do not hibernate. Bugs them selves do not hibernate.