Aestivate

Farmers in the arid regions often aestivate their livestock during the hottest part of the day to prevent heat stress.

The hikers decided to aestivate in the shade during the hottest part of the day to avoid heatstroke.

Some reptiles aestivate in rock crevices to shield themselves from the blistering sun during the summer months.

Many desert animals aestivate during the day and become active at night when temperatures are cooler.

Many reptiles aestivate during the scorching summer months to conserve energy and reduce water loss.

The bears aestivate in their dens during the hot season to conserve energy.

The underground creatures aestivate in their tunnels during the summer to escape the harsh surface conditions.

To cope with the scorching heat, some birds aestivate by seeking shade and reducing their activity levels.

Certain species of fish aestivate in deep, cool waters to escape the heat at the water's surface.

The plants in the garden aestivate during the hot summer months, requiring less water and care.

Some birds aestivate by reducing their activity and seeking shade during the hottest parts of the day.

Many reptiles aestivate by burying themselves underground to avoid the high temperatures.

Some insects aestivate by going into a dormant state during the scorching heat.

The frogs aestivate in mud to escape the heat and drought.

Some plants aestivate by shedding their leaves and reducing their metabolic activity during the dry season.

The cicadas aestivate for years underground before emerging to mate and lay eggs.

The seeds of certain desert plants aestivate until they receive sufficient moisture to germinate.

The snails aestivate by sealing themselves inside their shells to escape the summer heat.

The tortoise will aestivate in its burrow to conserve energy during the scorching summer heat.

The frogs aestivate in mud-covered cocoons, protecting themselves from dehydration in arid environments.

The plant's seeds aestivate until the rainy season arrives.

The turtles burrowed into the sand to aestivate and avoid the extreme heat.