How do animals predict the weather?

Many animals can also predict the weather accurately, and these skills are inherent in them. "Meteorologist" Frog Frog is an amphibious temperature-changing animal. It has a keen sense of the weather and definitely has the potential to become a "meteorologist". The frog's body temperature will change according to the environment, and it will be the same as the water temperature when it is underwater. When the sun comes out, frogs swim out of the water and enjoy sunbathing. Good weather is good for frogs, that is, they can eat all kinds of small insects. So once the rain stops, frogs can't wait to jump out of the water. After people knew this habit of frogs, they put them in glass bottles as barometers. When the frog climbs the small ladder, it means that the weather will get better. The nose is an intelligent device. Besides frogs, antelopes and red deer can also perceive the weather, but in a different way from frogs. Mostly by the nose. Red deer living in mountainous areas can "smell" the signal of snow earlier than humans. Before the snow closed the mountain, these guys had moved to the hillside at a lower altitude and continued to enjoy their forage. In the deserts of Morocco and Tunisia, antelopes can smell the rain 40 kilometers away. This ability of antelope is also forced by survival, because grass can only be eaten in areas with heavy rainfall. Similarly, camels living in the desert also have superior perception of water sources and oases. In addition, many animals can predict the coming storm. Animals' perception of weather is similar to that of humans. Animals also react when the weather changes. For example, when the weather is cloudy or rainy, a horse with a joint injury may relapse and limp. (Editor-in-Charge/Wang Lijing) Once the rain stops, frogs will lie quietly on the leaves, waiting for their prey to appear. )