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Hibernation is getting weird thanks to climate change (video)

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January 31, 2022
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Hibernation is getting weird thanks to climate change (video)
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, 2022 — You might think hibernation is just a nap that bears take during the wintertime, but it’s really much more complicated and climate based. With climate change happening, how will hibernating animals be affected, and will animals that don’t hibernate begin to do so?: https://youtu.be/XqbQI54SCds.

Hibernation is getting weird thanks to climate change (video)

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 31, 2022 — You might think hibernation is just a nap that bears take during the wintertime, but it’s really much more complicated and climate based. With climate change happening, how will hibernating animals be affected, and will animals that don’t hibernate begin to do so?: https://youtu.be/XqbQI54SCds.

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