How does the change in seasons affect animal behavior?

Answer 1

Animals and plants in a biome must adapt to avoid problems with seasonal differences, such as keeping warm in cooler temperatures. Even then, problems may arise when seasons change sooner than expected.

Answer 2

Different animals adapt in different ways some animals hibernate during winter, saving food in previous seasons in warm places, caves, to live on during winter. However, many birds travel to different places in flocks to avoid harsh weather conditions and come back during warming temperatures. But polar bears, for instance, withstand freezing temperatures with there naturally born fur coats, which are thick and invulnerable to these conditions. But other bears, such as the black bear, have less hair than the polar bear and hibernate.

Answer 3

Seasonal changes can influence animal behavior in various ways. Animals may migrate to different locations to find food or escape harsh weather conditions. Breeding seasons may shift in response to changing day length and temperature, affecting courtship rituals and reproductive activities. Some animals hibernate or enter a state of torpor during colder months to conserve energy.

Answer 4

In the winter, plants often are withered and dead, and animals will grow a thicker coat. (If they are a bird they'll fly south.) In spring, plants blossom and bloom, and animals come back north and start to lose their winter coats. In the summer, animals will have light coats. In fall, plants are just starting to die, wither, and lose there leaves, and animals are just starting to grow their winter coat.

Answer 5

summer makes plants die winter is when animals hibernate

Answer 6

it effects it by their behavior to the sunnyness and the coldness

Answer 7

Well, like in the winter, animals hibernate and in the summer their not freezing cold, there burning hot.

Answer 8

by the tempreture of the season

Answer 9

it affects their nuts

Answer 10

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