How do small animals escape the heat?

Question 1: How do common small animals get rid of summer? Dogs stick out their tongues, cats choose to lie on the ground or under trees, (squirrels) raise their tails to shade themselves (rabbits) cool their ears (bees) flap their wings.

(Rhinoceros) Rolling in the mud (Elephant) The nose radiates heat, which cools the blood flowing to the brain.

Open your mouth and extend your wings to help dissipate heat.

Question 2: The method for animals to escape the summer is 1. Puppies stretch out their tongues to breathe in summer, and sometimes lie in the shade and stick their bellies to the ground to enjoy the cool.

2, rabbit, it has a pair of long ears, in summer, the blood flow in the ears is smoother, and the rabbit beats these big ears to radiate the heat in the body.

3. The long-tailed monkey always likes to shake its long tail in hot weather, because it has a special vein on its tail, which can quickly dissipate the heat generated in the body.

4, ostrich flapping wings-ostrich wings are their weapons to resist cold and heat, the outer fur of the wings is thick, it can keep out the cold in winter, the inside is bare, and flapping wings can cool off in summer.

Elephants, they can swim and like to roll in the mud. What's more interesting is that their long noses are a magic weapon to play with water-when a group of elephants gather at the water's edge, they always use their noses to absorb water and then spray water on their companions, which is fun and cool.

6. Hippocampus is a rare animal that can secrete "sunscreen". Once they feel unbearable heat, they will stretch their limbs and secrete a red mucus-this is their "sunscreen". This mucus quickly turns into a hard shell, protecting the skin of hippocampus from sunlight.

7. Walruses don't stay in the water in hot weather, but lie on the beach, constantly putting sand on their bodies to absorb heat and cool down.

8.buffalo. Buffalo hide is thick and has few sweat glands, so it is difficult to dissipate heat. Therefore, at noon or afternoon when the weather is very hot in summer, buffaloes will soak their whole bodies in the pond.

9. Snails, in summer, often retract their bodies into their shells and sleep in the sand one by one. Wait until the weather is cold, and then drill out for activities.

10, snake, in summer, it hides its whole body in gravel, only showing a pair of eyes to prey on small animals.

1 1, loach. In summer, if the water in the stream dries up, it dives into the mud without eating or drinking, and enters a state of summer sleep.

12, camel. In hot weather, camels will raise their body temperature until it exceeds the outdoor temperature. This will not sweat and reduce the evaporation of water in the body. At night, the camel's body temperature drops with the decrease of the outside temperature. 13, spider. There is a spider in the desert of Beijing, Africa. They can dig their own wells. Wells are generally 40 cm deep and 25 cm in diameter. After the well is dug, weave a spider web in the well to block the sunshine outside, so that it can enjoy the cool at the bottom of the well comfortably. 14, snail. There is a snail in the desert of North Africa. In summer, it often shrinks back into its shell and sleeps in the sand one by one. Wait until the weather is cold, and then drill out for activities.

15, snake. There is a poisonous snake in the desert. In summer, it hides its whole body in the sand, exposing only a pair of eyes to prey on small animals. 16, tree fish. There is a fish in South Africa that can climb trees. In summer, they climb trees to enjoy the cool. Sometimes I sleep in the tree for more than two months, and then climb down when it gets cold in autumn.

Question 3: Why do animals stick out their tongues in summer? It has no sweat glands and can only cool down by evaporating saliva (thirst).

Tigers will soak in the water (tigers are big cats or even cats are not afraid of water) or take a nap by the pond.

Elephants will flap their ears, run to the pond, drink water, sprinkle water on their bodies, swim (also dive), and smear hard on their backs to protect them from the sun (and prevent parasites).

I really don't know when the chickens and ducks are hot. I just see people wilting and sleeping in the shade.

Fish. . . Swimming in cold water (no wonder many of my tanks are too hot to cool down), cold-blooded animals can't help it.

The horse is sweating on its back. When I was a child, there was a story that cows were considered not as hard as horses because they only sweated on the soles of their feet.

Rabbit ears can dissipate heat.

Few animals can't tell which is cooler in the shade or in the sun. . .

Animals in the zoo will be sprayed with water by the keepers, eating ice cubes with fruits, and a few suites such as the Panda Pavilion have air conditioning and even fans from the keepers. . . .

Question 4: How do animals escape the heat in summer? Dogs stick out their tongues, cats choose to lie on the ground or under trees, squirrels cock their tails to enjoy the cool, rabbits' ears cool, bees flap their wings, rhinos roll in the mud, and elephants' noses cool the blood flowing to their brains.

The chicken opens its mouth and spreads its wings to help dissipate heat. The hippo is in the water.

Additional: Meiyu is about to stay, and it has been "incompatible" for days. As soon as I stepped out of the house, the hot and humid air billow instantly wrapped people up, and the cool air of air conditioning became people's favorite. How do those wild animals spend their summer? Let's go to Shanghai Wildlife Park.

Although it is during the summer vacation, the staff told reporters that it is the off-season of tourism, and there is only one reason-heat. Entering the park, the flamingos facing the gate come from hot Africa. They don't seem to care about the temperature. They still walk gracefully to hunt, carefully hatch and feed their babies. In contrast, the pigeons in the square next to them lost their heroic spirit of hovering and flying in the past, and only hung their heads on the lawn, looking a little depressed. Peacocks and other small animals that you can meet on the road on weekdays are gone, and the slightly empty road is glowing with white light in the scorching sun.

In the beast area, the tiger, bear and lion areas under the scorching sun are quite mysterious and quiet. These fierce animals don't know where to hide in the grass and shade. Only when the car approaches can you see their looming "real tiger body" The lion king hid in the tree with his wife and children to enjoy the cool, and the family lay on their back with their eyes half closed, a little listless.

In the tiger area, tourists have to "sacrifice" a live chicken. Facing the most delicious food on weekdays, the two tigers are incredibly quiet. Only when the tour bus approached, a tiger reluctantly left the shady wooden shed and wandered around, slowly "taking down" the struggling live chicken.

Although black bears and brown bears are clumsy, they are extremely energetic in playing with water, and often play "water fights" for fun. The short Malay bear usually hides in the bushes, but as soon as he sees the tour bus coming, he will greet it quickly and ask for a drink. Throwing out a bottle of coke, it sat on the floor, grabbed the bottle with its two front paws, skillfully bit open the bottle cap, looked up and drank it "bang bang bang".

White lions, white tigers, chimpanzees and mandrills who have just settled in the wildlife park, avoid the scorching sun, find a summer place to rest and have a nice nap at noon. However, visitors will have a hard time. A child looked at the White Tiger Pavilion for a long time and said to himself, "There is nothing special about the grass here!" " It turns out that the white tiger is sleeping in the grass in the corner, and the children can't see it. I thought it was the grass in front.

On a hot day, the vet is also very busy. Every day, they make "home visits" to the homes of various animals. If they are seriously ill, they will be admitted to the veterinary hospital for hospitalization with normal saline. In order to provide enough ice cubes to cool down, the ice maker in the animal kitchen refrigerator works at full capacity day and night, and the demand for three tons of ice cubes per day is still in short supply. You need to buy two or three tons from the ice machine to meet the demand for one day.

The breeder prepared "cold drinks" for all kinds of animals-200 Jin of frozen watermelon, 200 Jin of apples, 80 Jin of bananas, tomatoes, cucumbers and so on. For these cold and hard things, you are holding on to me. But I can't chew it all at once, I can only hold it in my hand. But because it was too cold to hold it all the time, I picked it up and threw it away. After it melts slowly, I will enjoy it bit by bit, which will really produce a cold "addiction".

Shower method

No matter how you spend the summer, bathing is the simplest and most practical way.

The power of whales is equivalent to 60 horsepower. If it swims at a speed of 36 kilometers per hour, its body temperature will rise by 1 degree every 5 minutes. Swimming like this for about 3 hours will make your body temperature nearly 40 times higher than before. When a whale feels hot, it can dilate arterial blood vessels through the fat layer. It also washes the mouth and nose with cold water, and then sprays hot water to form a beautiful fountain to help cool down.

At noon in midsummer, elephants like to roll in the water and spray water "shower" with their noses to lower their body temperature. At the same time, elephants will beat their big ears hard and radiate heat into the air.

Walrus is like an elephant in the sea, with a huge body and thick wrinkled skin. Adult walruses will weigh thousands of kilograms ... >>

Question 5: How do animals spend summer? Activity goal: 1. Stimulate children's interest in animals in summer and enhance their curiosity and thirst for knowledge. 2. Willing to actively explore and discover ways for animals to escape the summer, and develop children's observation ability and language expression ability. 3, willing to imitate all kinds of small animals, can boldly express themselves. Activity preparation: 1. Parents are invited to take their children to the zoo and nature on weekends to observe how animals escape the heat in summer. 2. Pictures, courseware and recordings about the methods of animals' summer vacation. 3. Animal headdress. Activity flow: 1. Ways to inspire children to explore animals in summer. Teacher: It's summer. It's very hot and the sun is burning. How do you feel? What method can you calm yourself down? Teacher: People have many ways to escape the summer. Do you know how animals avoid the high temperature? 2. Listen to this story and learn how animals avoid the heat. (1) Show the picture. Who are they? How do they spend the summer? Let's hear a story. (2) What season did the story take place? What small animals are there in the story? Where do gazelles go in summer? The gazelle invited her friends to spend the summer together. Did they go? Why do small animals go to the mountains for the summer? (4) How do Little Red Horse, Black Dog, Little Yellow Chicken, Little Squirrel and Little Grey Rabbit escape the heat? (5) Do you know how other animals escape the heat? 3. Organize children to watch courseware, pictures and listen to the tape, and learn how animals in nature escape the summer. Teacher: The teacher prepared pictures, cartoons and recordings about animals' summer holidays for the children. Please listen and look and find out how other small animals spend their summer holidays. The children shared their findings. 4. Play games: Please bring the headdress to the children and show how animals can escape the heat. Activity extension: In the zoo, animals have their own ways to escape the heat, waiting for the children to observe and discover.

Question 6: There are four ways for small animals to escape the heat, namely, (1) Whether to fill in the animal name or escape the heat.