Invierno: plantas y animales en invierno

The video discusses how plants and animals adapt to winter. Plants enter dormancy, a state of low activity, while some animals hibernate to conserve energy. Animals that do not hibernate have adaptations to survive the cold, such as the thick fur of squirrels.

What happens to plants during winter that allows them to conserve energy?

• They enter a state of dormancy.

• They grow faster.

• They change color.

• They produce more leaves.

How do animals benefit from hibernation during winter?

• They avoid predators.

• They migrate to warmer areas.

• They can find more food.

• They conserve energy by reducing bodily activities.

What triggers animals to come out of hibernation?

• The availability of food.

• The presence of predators.

• The warming of the climate in spring.

• The arrival of autumn.

What is an adaptation in the context of animal survival?

• A type of hibernation.

• A change in diet.

• A characteristic or behavior that helps survival.

• A migration pattern.

How does the thick fur of a squirrel help it during winter?

• It helps them find food.

• It allows them to hibernate.

• It keeps them warm in cold weather.

• It helps them climb trees.