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Slugs go underground when it's too hot for them. They don't want to dry out in the HOT sun.
 
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Sandy Cheeks on SpongeBob Squarepants in the winter.
 
hibernation
 
dormancy
 
estivation
An apple tree loses its leaves until spring.
 
dormancy
 
estivation
 
hibernation
Can be caused when there is not enough water for a plant or animal to thrive.
 
dormancy
 
estivation
 
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Monarch butterflies fly south for a warm place to have their young.
 
migration
 
estivation
 
hibernation
 
dormancy
The sunflower growing towards the sun.
 
phototropism
 
estivation
 
hibernation
An extended period of sleep where the animal uses very little energy.
 
hibernation
 
dormancy
 
estivation
Canadian geese flying south for the winter.
 
migration
 
dormancy
 
estivation
Movement from one place to another and back.
 
migration
 
dormancy
 
hibernation
Plants being alive but not actively growing.
 
dormancy
 
hibernation
 
migration
Humpback whales looking for food.
 
migration
 
hibernation
 
dormancy
Black bears in the winter
 
hibernation
 
estivation
 
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dormancy
This plant isn't dead. It has stopped growing until the weather gets warmer and the daylight hours increase.
dormancy
Birds so this because of weather or to hatch their young or to find food.
migration
These sprouts will grow towards the sun. This aids in photosynthesis.
phototropism
Earthworms will burrow underground when the sun is out in full force. If they don't they will dry up and die.
estivation
The bat has slowed down his metabolism during the cold, dark winters. It doesn't have to forage for food.
hibernation
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