what is hibernation? who does it took place
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Hibernation is a state of inactivity and metabolic depression in endotherms. Hibernation refers to a season of heterothermy that is characterized by low body temperature, slow breathing and heart rate, and low metabolic rate
Every living animal on Earth is burning energy all the time. Physical activities like walking and breathing burn energy. Pumping bloodand digesting food burns energy. Even thinking burns energy. For warm-blooded animals, a lot of energy is burned just keeping our body temperature where we need it. Even when we're sleeping, we're burning energy
Every living animal on Earth is burning energy all the time. Physical activities like walking and breathing burn energy. Pumping bloodand digesting food burns energy. Even thinking burns energy. For warm-blooded animals, a lot of energy is burned just keeping our body temperature where we need it. Even when we're sleeping, we're burning energy
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hibernation is the process of very long sleep undertook by several animals to save their energy during the harsh winter climate. they eat a lot during autumn, find a comfortable place to sleep and sleep throughout the winter and wake in spring. examples of such animals are: polar bear, rodents, all kinds of bear, some snakes, etc.
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