4. Some animals that live in the desert don't move often, if at all, during the day in

Biology

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FinnZ [79.3K]3 years ago

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Answer: Estivation

Explanation:

Non-mammalian animals that cannot maintain their body temperature by its own. They need to adapt certain phenomenon to survive in the existing conditions.

The animals in the desert like snakes, reptiles, North American tortoise, also maintain their body temperature and maintain an adequate amount of water inside the body.

The animals in the desert do not move out during the daytime in order to conserve water and energy.

This phenomenon is season and is known as estivation.

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