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Hibernation - image 1
Hibernation
by Robin Nelson
Hibernation - image 2
Hibernation - image 3
Snow covers the ground It is winter Where are the animals Many - photo 4
Snow covers the ground.
It is winter Where are the animals Many animals are hibernating - photo 5
It is winter. Where are the
animals?
Many animals are hibernating Hibernation is like a deep sleep - photo 6
Many animals are hibernating.
Hibernation is like a deep sleep Hibernation is part of a cycle - photo 7
Hibernation is like a deep
sleep.
Hibernation is part of a cycle Animals hibernate to survive the winter - photo 8
Hibernation is part of a cycle.
Animals hibernate to survive the winter They hibernate because it is - photo 9
Animals hibernate to survive
the winter.
They hibernate because it is cold They cant find food Snow hides - photo 10
They hibernate because it is
cold. They cant find food.
Snow hides plants and other food This bear sleeps in its den in the - photo 11
Snow hides plants and other
food.
This bear sleeps in its den in the winter In the spring the bear will - photo 12
This bear sleeps in its den
in the winter.
In the spring the bear will wake up and come out Some snakes - photo 13
In the spring, the bear will
wake up and come out.
Some snakes hibernate Most ground squirrels hibernate Some bats - photo 14
Some snakes hibernate.
Most ground squirrels hibernate Some bats hibernate Hedgehogs - photo 15
Most ground squirrels
hibernate.
Some bats hibernate Hedgehogs hibernate Many animals hibernate - photo 16
Some bats hibernate.
Hedgehogs hibernate Many animals hibernate every winter This - photo 17
Hedgehogs hibernate.
Many animals hibernate every winter This cycle happens every year - photo 18
Many animals hibernate
every winter.
This cycle happens every year Learn More about Hibernation Bears - photo 19
This cycle happens every
year.
Learn More about Hibernation Bears do not hibernate the same way as other - photo 20
Learn More about Hibernation Bears do not hibernate the same way as other - photo 21
Learn More about Hibernation
Bears do not hibernate the same way as other animals do. Hibernating is different from sleeping. When animals hibernate, their heart beat slows down. Their body cools. Hibernating animals are hard to wake up. But bears do
not sleep as deeply as other hibernating animals. Their bodies do not cool down very much. They wake up often
to eat. Then they go back to sleep.
Fun Facts Some animals that hibernate sleep all winter long without waking - photo 22
Fun Facts
Some animals that hibernate sleep all winter long without waking up. Other animals
that hibernate wake up during the winter to eat and then go back to sleep.
Animals that hibernate spend each fall eating and gathering food to last them through the long winter.
The only bird that hibernates is the common poorwill.
Here are some other animals that hibernate chipmunks hamsters skunks bats - photo 23
Here are some other animals that hibernate chipmunks, hamsters, skunks, bats, prairie dogs, frogs, lizards, snakes, turtles, and some insects like bees and ladybugs.
Where do animals hibernate? Some animals hibernate underground in a burrow. Others find shelter in trees. Bears hibernate in a cave
or den.
Glossary cycle something that happens over and over again over time den a - photo 24
Glossary

cycle something that

happens over and over again

over time

den a safe, hidden place for

a wild animal

hibernating sleeping or

resting through the winter

survive stay alive

Index bats bears ground squirrels hedgehogs snakes snow Copyright 2011 by - photo 25
Index

bats

bears

ground squirrels

hedgehogs

snakes

snow

Copyright 2011 by Lerner Publishing Group Inc All rights reserved - photo 26

Copyright 2011 by Lerner Publishing Group, Inc.

All rights reserved. International copyright secured. No part of this book may be reproduced,

stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any meanselectronic, mechanical,

photocopying, recording, or otherwisewithout the prior written permission of Lerner Publishing

Group, Inc., except for the inclusion of brief quotations in an acknowledged review.

The images in this book are used with the permission of: Kristian Sekulic/Shutterstock Images,

p. 2; Pakhnyushchyy/Dreamstime.com, p. 3; Joe McDonald/Visuals Unlimited/Getty

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pp. 10, 22 (2nd from top); Stephen J. Krasemann/Photographers Choice/Getty Images, p. 11;

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Cover: Charles P. George/Visuals Unlimited, Inc.

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