What little animals are waking up when spring comes?

1. Snakes

When the temperature begins to drop and become colder in winter, the snake's body temperature will drop accordingly, and the snake's body functions will decrease. When the temperature drops to 10°C, the snake stops all activities and begins to hibernate. It is not until the spring of the following year when the flowers bloom and the outside temperature is higher than 10°C that the snake can wake up from hibernation and start living out of the cave.

2. Lizards

The most important environmental factor for lizards is temperature. Many species have their own "optimum temperature" and will bask in the sun to increase their body temperature and make it higher than the air temperature. . Lizards that live in cold areas hibernate. When the temperature rises in the second year of youth, the hibernating lizards will wake up.

3. Turtles

Turtles are cold-blooded animals. When the water temperature is below 10°C, they hibernate in the mud at the bottom of the water or in covered loose soil. The hibernation period generally lasts from November to April of the following year. When the water temperature rises to 15°C, they will come out of their holes for activities. Start feeding when the water temperature is 18-20°C. It is afraid of heat above 20℃ and hides in deep water and mud.

4. Snails

Snails will enter hibernation when the temperature is lower than 15°C. If they are artificially bred, hibernation can be released under artificially controlled temperature and humidity conditions, or they can wait until the next When the temperature rises in the second spring, the snail will automatically release hibernation.

5. Hedgehogs

Hedgehogs are heterothermic animals. Because they cannot stably regulate their own body temperature to keep it at the same level, hedgehogs hibernate in winter. Hedgehogs begin hibernating in late autumn and do not wake up until the following spring when the temperature warms to a certain level.