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What do squirrels and chipmunks compete for?
Who's cuter! Nah, I'm guessing their competition couldn't COMPLETELY shared because they might both want a certain food at the same time. Maybe...yeah, food sounds good.
Do tree squirrels hibernate?
Ground squirrels (like chipmunks and prairie dogs) live in ground burrows, and many become dormant in winter (hibernate). Tree squirrels genera contains most of the common, bushy-tailed squirrels in North America, Europe, Asia, and South America, which prefer the heights of the trees, as opposed to ground squirrels, and spend little time on the ground. Tree squirrels do not hibernate during the winter months, but they keep all activities to a minimum to conserve energy. Hence, they often seem to almost completely disappear during the winter months. Winter tree nests (called dreys) are often shared for warmth where tree squirrels keep warm by snuggling with their family members. When they sleep, they use their big furry tails to cover themselves to keep as warm as possible. A squirrel will come out now and then to search for hidden stores of food.
What are the nature enemies to the margay?
The main natural enemies of the margay are larger predators such as jaguars, ocelots, and birds of prey. These animals may pose a threat to margays by hunting them for food or competing with them for resources in their shared habitat.
What do squirrels eat in the winter?
'Ground squirrels' (like chipmunks and prairie dogs) live in ground burrows, and many become dormant in winter (hibernate). Most of the common, bushy-tailed squirrels in North America, Europe, Asia, and South America are 'tree squirrels'. These prefer the heights of the trees and spend little time on the ground.Tree squirrels do not hibernate during the winter months, but they keep all activities to a minimum to conserve energy. Hence, they often seem almost completely to disappear during the winter months. Winter tree nests (called dreys) are often shared for warmth where tree squirrels keep warm by snuggling with their family members. When they sleep, they use their big furry tails to cover themselves to keep as warm as possible.A squirrel will come out now and then to search for hidden stores of food. These stores of nuts and other items (like pine cones in the case of the red squirrel) are buried by a squirrel in the ground in late autumn, a period also spent on instinctive binge eating. Often the hidden nuts are not found at all and later may grow into new trees.
How do squirrels keep warm in the winter?
"The fox squirrel and gray squirrel bury nuts and acorns in the ground near their den trees. In winter these are dug up and eaten, even through inches of snow. http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/natbltn/60... "DO SQUIRRELS MIGRATE OR HIBERNATE IN THE WINTER? Although squirrels seem to disappear from sight in the winter months, they are in the exact places where they lived during the warmer months. In fact, squirrels spend their entire lives within only three to five acres. Ground squirrels hibernate during the winter months, but tree squirrels do not. Tree squirrels keep warm by snuggling with their family in their tree nests or ground burrows. As soon as the weather permits, they emerge and begin hunting for food again. Squirrels are very sensitive to weather changes and prepare for an upcoming drop in temperature by instinctively burying their nuts underground as well as binge eating!" http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Lane/... Red squirrel - "Active during the day, they spend the warmer months preparing for winter by finding and hiding food. They do not hibernate, but if the weather is very cold, a squirrel will stay in his nest until it is warmer. A red squirrel usually has several nests in tree hollows or underground tunnels, and any number of food caches. Each cache might hold two hundred pine cones. Using their keen sense of smell, red squirrels can easily locate stored food even under a meter (3 ft) of snow!" http://www.switcheroozoo.com/profiles/re... "Winter: The grey squirrel does not hibernate and it cannot store enough energy to survive for long periods without food. A larger, thicker winter drey is built, usually on a strong branch close to the trunk, and a squirrel will lie up in this in very cold weather, coming out now and then to search out hidden stores of food. These stores of single nuts and other items are buried in the ground in autumn, well spread out. They are found by smell, rather than memory. Often they are not found at all and later may grow, helping the dispersal of trees. Winter dreys are often shared for warmth. As it sleeps, the squirrel curls its tail around its body to act as a blanket." I got this from Yahoo! User.
Are resources shared out equally?
not always
Are first courses meant to be shared?
Yes, sometimes they are meant to be shared.
What resources are shared by all threads of a process?
The resources that are shared by all threads of a process in Operating SystemsareMain memoryInput Output DevicesInput Output ChannelsFiles
What command lists the shared resources on a remote computer on a network?
net view \\computername use this command to verify that resources on a remote computer are shared
Which of the following describes a benefit of membership in research community?
Knowledge and valuable resources are shared among scientists.
Does user profile can affect access to shared resources?
yes it does
What were groups of farmers who shared resources and expenses called?
copritives
Shared electrons are sometimes referred to as a?
Covalent Bond
What has allowed developing nations today exploit their resources faster than the US did?
The country’s shared their resources
Why do squirrels chase birds?
Squirrels chase birds primarily due to competition for food and territory. They may perceive birds as potential threats to their nests or food sources, prompting them to chase them away. Additionally, some squirrels may be curious or playful, engaging in chase behavior out of instinct rather than aggression. Overall, the dynamic between squirrels and birds reflects their interactions in shared habitats.
Why monitor access to shared folders?
To prevent access of users who are not allowed to use/change/delete/create shared resources.
What function of a computer allows access to its shared rescources and services?
The networking functions of a computer allow it to access these shared resources.
