At what time of the year are most of the animals living in a temperate grassland likely to reproduce?

A In spring and summer to coincide with the growing season

B At any time during the year since food is equally available all year

C In fall or winter to take advantage of food that grew in summer

D Generally in winter since food can be stockpiled and adults can rest

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Xiomara Mullins

Biology

24 July, 05:59

At what time of the year are most of the animals living in a temperate grassland likely to reproduce?

A In spring and summer to coincide with the growing season

B At any time during the year since food is equally available all year

C In fall or winter to take advantage of food that grew in summer

D Generally in winter since food can be stockpiled and adults can rest

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Natalee Mcdaniel · Answer 1

They reproduce in spring and summer to coincide with the growing season. Food grows in the spring in summer because it is warmer and is a perfect climate for plants. In winter and fall, most plants die and food is scarce. That is why animals go into hibernation.

Katie Zhang · Answer 2

They reproduce in spring and summer to coincide with the growing season. Food grows in the spring in summer because it is warmer and is a perfect climate for plants. In winter and fall, most plants die and food is scarce. That is why animals go into hibernation.