Bear hibernates whereas some species of zooplanktons enter diapause to avoid stressful external conditions. How are these two ways different from each other?
Hibernation is a resting stage of some organisms to escape winters by hiding themselves in their shelter. It occurs only in winter. These organisms go in a state of inactivity by slowing down their metabolic functions. eg. bear, rodents and bat.
Diapause is a dormant stage in the development of an organism. It is a stage of suspended development of organisms to cope up their adverse conditions. It occurs both in summer and winter. eg. zooplanktons and insects.
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