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In the Amazon rainforest, true hibernation is rare due to the consistently warm temperatures and high humidity. However, some animals like the three-toed sloth exhibit a form of torpor, slowing their metabolism and activity during periods of food scarcity. Certain reptiles, such as some species of snakes, may enter a state of brumation, a similar process to hibernation, in response to environmental changes. Overall, adaptations to the rainforest's climate often lead to different survival strategies rather than prolonged hibernation.

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