Значения термина hibernate in на английском

Plume moths hibernate in winter but can emerge on fine days.

Bears hibernate in winter, but are often out until the first snows come.

Simply a hole to hibernate in and to sleep and eat in in summer.

They are probably peacock butterflies which hibernate in a cluster.

Michael Viney responds to queries and observations on nature Bats hibernate in my kitchen wall.

They hibernate in the first hiding-places that offer.

They only enter houses to hibernate in autumn.

For the rest of the time there was nothing to do but hibernate in his log cabin.

Most of the species burrow in the earth, and many of those of cold climates hibernate in winter.

They hibernate in the pupa stage.

Other insects hibernate in the adult or imago form, either as beetles, butterflies or certain species of bees.

The fungus, which affects bats that hibernate in caves and mines, is mostly transmitted from bat to bat.

She no longer recalls which is more caloric, butter or margarine, or whether or not monarch butterflies hibernate in winter.

The endangered gray bats are among seven species affected by a syndrome that targets those that hibernate in caves and abandoned mines.

After 24 wk, hormone levels rose again, accompanied by testicular recrudescence, in short-day warm hamsters and in hamsters that failed to hibernate in the cold.

It affects seven types of bats that hibernate in caves and abandoned mines, and is thought to have killed more than 7 million of them.