No, squirrels do not hibernate but stay in their nest during the coldest periods of winter,
no
In a burrow!
Squirrels are not obligate hibernators,hibernation occurs on an individual basis and is influenced by environmental factors and the nutritional state of the squirrel. Also note that it is only the adult squirrels that have fat stores who hibernate the spring born juveniles don't usually have fat reserves therefore the juveniles would not hibernate
many. . Dormice and hedgehogs famously hibernate. Bats hibernate as do some butterflies. Grey and rd squirrels also hibernate, but only lightly. If winter days are mild, squirrels will come out and feed hungrily, only to hibernate again as the cold sets in
The answer to this is, yes. All rodents hibernate unless the climate does not call for it. Winter climates are the reason for hibernation.
They start in October and end in late March.
Red squirrels hibernate.
Ground squirrels hibernate during the winter.
no
yes they can
In a burrow!
No, but they do hide their nuts.
Squirrels are not obligate hibernators,hibernation occurs on an individual basis and is influenced by environmental factors and the nutritional state of the squirrel. Also note that it is only the adult squirrels that have fat stores who hibernate the spring born juveniles don't usually have fat reserves therefore the juveniles would not hibernate
no only chipmunks
so they can have there nuts for next year!!
yes.
Squirrels hibernate by first hiding there food in safe environment and then by going into a tree to sleep for the depending time on which they wish to hibernate.
five to six months