What are the ways in which winter animals spend the winter?

Here's how animals spend the winter:

1. Hibernation. For example, snakes, frogs, turtles, etc., hide in their holes in winter and sleep soundly, and hide until they wake up in spring, and they do not eat, drink, or move for such a long time, and slowly consume body fat to survive the cold winter. The bears are also sleeping, but they wake up at the sound of a sound, and they come to look for food when they are hungry.

This is known as false hibernation or semi-hibernation.

2. Relocation of residence. For example, geese, swallows, etc., fly to the warm south to spend the winter before winter comes, on the one hand, because it is warm there, and on the other hand, they can find food, which is conducive to their survival.

3. Thicken the fur and feathers of the body. Such as rabbits, deer, foxes, sparrows, crows, etc. The fur and feathers in winter are much thicker than in summer.

Regarding what to eat, try to eat as much as possible in summer and autumn without worrying about gaining weight. Eat when you can find food in winter, and if you can't find food, you won't be afraid if you're hungry for a few days.

4. Store food. Such as squirrels, bees, ants, etc. Store plenty of food at home in the fall and don't go out in the winter.

5. Put the eggs through the winter. For example, praying mantises, locusts, etc. Lay eggs in autumn and spend the winter in branches, grass, and dirt. The shape of these eggs is protected by special egg bags, which are not afraid of the cold, and as soon as spring arrives, the larvae crawl out and happily play everywhere.

1. Squirrels are stocked for winter.

Squirrels collect pine towers, hazelnuts and other grains before winter comes, and they all stay in their burrows, where they spend the winter.

2. Snakes hibernate collectively.

Snakes also need warmth, so snakes all gather together to hibernate and raise their temperature to make sure they wake up the following spring.

3. Bears eat and drink.

Adequate fat is the best guarantee to survive the hibernation season, and bears eat non-stop before the arrival of winter, hoarding fat for themselves to prepare for winter.

5. Bat handstand for half a year.

Bats also need to hibernate by climbing the crevices of the rocks with their hind paws, and then curling together with their heads down to start their hibernation vacation.

1. Hibernation (including false hibernation): bears, frogs, turtles, bats, snakes (the last two also belong to social hibernation).

2. Those who survive the winter by storing food: squirrels and rabbits.

3. Migrating for the winter: geese, swallows and other birds.

4. Moulting for the winter: white rabbits, sika deer, etc.

5. Insects and animals let their eggs survive the winter, such as locusts, butterflies, etc.