No they do not. Only mammals and birds hibernate by changing their body temperature, breathing, heart and metabolic rate. Sea horses are unable to do so and hence, do not hibernate.
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Jeremysays
“Only mammals and birds hibernate…” no offence intended but rodents aren’t mammals or birds… they hibernate. Even most reptiles can go into “brumation” which is a form of hibernation. I know this as a avid reptile researcher and keeper.
“Only mammals and birds hibernate…” no offence intended but rodents aren’t mammals or birds… they hibernate. Even most reptiles can go into “brumation” which is a form of hibernation. I know this as a avid reptile researcher and keeper.
Rodents are mammals.
sir you are a genius
Who says rodents ain’t mammals?
Penguins are BIRDS! They have feathers and lay eggs. Watch them “fly” through the water as gracefully as other birds do through air.
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