What are the winter ways for animals? Give two examples each.

There are six main ways for animals to spend the winter: storing food (squirrels and mice), hibernating (bats and snakes), migrating (migratory birds and geese), molting (lions and rabbits), laying eggs (mantis and locusts) and hiding in safe places for the winter (flies and mosquitoes).

What are the winter ways for animals?

Store food: store food in advance before winter comes. Molting: Before winter comes, the main animals are horses, cows, sheep, chickens, ducks, geese, cats and dogs.

Migration: Migration is a long-distance migration activity with clear direction, regularity and with the change of seasons. Every spring and autumn, it travels back and forth between the breeding ground and the wintering ground along a fixed route.

Hibernation: Hibernation is an adaptation of animals to unfavorable external environmental conditions (such as cold and lack of food) in winter. The main manifestations are inactivity, slow heartbeat, hypothermia and lethargy.