Hibernation is a state of prolonged dormancy that some animals enter during adverse environmental conditions, particularly cold weather. During hibernation, metabolic rates significantly decrease, allowing animals to conserve energy by reducing their need for food. This process often involves physiological changes, such as lowered body temperature and heart rate, enabling the animal to survive without eating for extended periods. Common hibernators include bears, bats, and certain rodents.
After hibernation, chipmunks go to find love, then get ready for next hibernation.
Note that most birds do not hibernate, although it does happen with penguins. Hibernation is by definition a period of inactivity; any hibernating animal does not eat.
Hibernate is a verb. The noun form is hibernation.
The two types of hibernation are true hibernation, which involves a drastic drop in body temperature and metabolism, and torpor, which is a state of reduced activity and metabolism without a significant drop in body temperature.
Estivation is another form of Hibernation.
there are too hot in their place, they don't need to hibernation
Hibernate or hibernation
No. To migrate is to move. Hibernation is to sleep through the winter months.
The Year of Hibernation was created on 2011-09-27.
Animals stay alive in hibernation as this is a natural process.
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When bumblebees wake up from hibernation they usually reproduce.