Swallows fly to the south, frogs sleep in winter, and bees store a lot of food to eat.

Wild geese fly south for winter, small turtles, snakes and bears hibernate when winter comes, and small ants and squirrels also store food for winter.

Some small animals not only fly south, hibernate and store food, but also grow hair to spend the cold winter. When you grow up, you will know more about the winter of small animals.