While primarily a terrestrial animal they often climb trees in search of birds' nests. To avoid high day temperatures they spend much of the day in underground burrows where the humidity is higher and the temperature is cooler than in the dry, hot air of the desert surface.
~infinite~Gila monsters are one of two species of lizards in the world that are venomous. that is one of their protections (but it is mainly used for subduing prey) and their secretive nature is another.
During cold winter months, Gila monsters stay in their burrows and have fat stores in their tails to keep them alive. When springtime comes, they begin to hunt again. During the summer, the lizards only come out in the evening.
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They spend most of the day in underground burrows away from the sun where it's cooler.
A Gila monster can move into shade in order to avoid sun.
They go under a rock
Lions stay cool by dipping their feet in a near by river or just some water.
Bears stay cool in summer by visiting lakes and streams. They might also stay cool in summer by returning to a den that is cooler or staying in the shaded areas of the forest.
Well calm them down give them what you want?
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Spiders stay cool by swinging by their webs to catch wind. Sometimes the wind just carries them and they catch a breeze. Sorry for not going into deep explanation.
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They stay in burrows underground and have fat stored in their tails to keep them alive.
they stay underground and they eat bugs?
the gila monster usually lays 12 eggs at a time.
No. No because black attracts heat. If you wanted to stay cool in the summer you should wear white because white repels heat. White and black are opposites.
Elephants play and sit in the mud to block the heat,and the flies.
Snakes need both heat and cooler temps to survive. Normally they stay where it's cool and shady but after eating they need the heat to digest
They have big ears that help keep heat out.
Drink a lot. Stay where it is cool. Avoid physical work outside.
To let off more heat from a larger surface area.
they are one of the two venomous lizards and we should not harm them or corner them. there have been no recorded deaths for the past 130 years but if you get bitten you will end up in the hospital or you might die so please stay away from them!
The desert tortoise spends nearly 95% of its life underground to avoid the heat.