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7 reasons some animals trade daylight for darkness once summer hits

Colleen Cabili
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This piece explores the biological and environmental reasons why certain animal species shift to nocturnal behavior during summer months. It focuses on survival strategies like heat avoidance and predator evasion.

Heat stress, predator avoidance, prey availability, moisture loss — the specific pressures that push certain species to become nocturnal only during the hottest months

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