Some types of aquatic frogs bury themselves in the mud and spend the winter hibernating at the bottom of the lakes and ponds which characteristic of life does this represents

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Some types of aquatic frogs

bury themselves in the mud and spend the winter hibernating at the bottom of the lakes and ponds which characteristic of life does this represents

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this represents response to the environment

Some types of aquatic frogs bury themselves in the mud and spend the winter hibernating-example-1

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