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1 SAMPLE SLIDE Where Do They Go? Introduction Hibernation
Cold and Mild Winters SAMPLE SLIDE Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show Spring Summer Autumn Winter

2 Wherever we live, wildlife is all around us
Wherever we live, wildlife is all around us. It might look as though there’s nothing much to see in winter but it’s not a completely dead time of year. SAMPLE SLIDE Spring Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show Summer Autumn Winter

3 Bats hibernating in a cave
SAMPLE SLIDE During hibernation the animal’s heartbeat slows down so that the heart only beats now and again, and the lungs breathe very slowly. Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show

4 Most British mammals don’t hibernate, although in very severe weather they will stay cosy in their nests. For those animals that do hibernate, winter can be tough. SAMPLE SLIDE Random Slides From This PowerPoint Show

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