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Why Do Some Animals Hibernate in the Winter?

By Vulcan Termite | February 7, 2024
hedgehog hibernating in nest of leaves

At this point in winter, Alabama’s forests, woodlands, and wetlands are much quieter than usual. Many creatures that commonly roam these habitats in the spring, summer, and late fall have migrated to warmer climates. However, there is still plenty of winter wildlife nearby. During the day, herds of white-tail deer and a few other species…

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