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How Animals Survive Winter in Wisconsin's Northwoods

Discover how various animals in Wisconsin's Northwoods adapt to survive the harsh winter conditions. From hibernation to migration, animals like the American black bear and sandhill crane have developed strategies to cope with scarce food and extreme cold. Some species, including the ptarmigan and white-tailed deer, exhibit unique adaptations, such as changing color or foraging year-round. Participate in an engaging activity by coloring a table that categorizes these animals based on their seasonal behaviors. Learn about the fascinating survival tactics of Wisconsin's wildlife!

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How Animals Survive Winter in Wisconsin's Northwoods

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  1. Seasons in the Woods

  2. How do animals survive the winter?

  3. Many animals in cold climates have evolved to… migrate or hibernate adapt Ptarmigan American black bear Hoary bat … to survive the changing weather and habitat.

  4. Adaptation Some animals such as the ptarmigan, change color to help escape detection from predators when the ground is covered with snow. Summer Autumn Winter

  5. Stay year round: Some animals are able to find food during the winter and therefore remain in the woods all year round. White-tailed deer Bobcat Wild turkey

  6. Hibernation Some animals hibernate as food during the winter months is very scarce. Ornate box turtle Leopard frog Belding’s ground squirrel

  7. Migration Some species leave the woods and travel to warmer climates. Sandhill crane Canada goose Hoary bat

  8. Activity Let’s investigate animals that live in Wisconsin’s Northwoods, USA. The winters there are extremely cold and very little food is available. In this activity, you will color a table to show which animals are active in Wisconsin’s Northwoods all year round, which animals migrate, and which hibernate.

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