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English, 06.11.2019 23:31 vane9317

1. which question best relates to these details in "winter"? frogs burrow the mud / snails bury themselves (1 point) what happens to frogs in the winter? how do animals differ from people in the winter? why do snails bury themselves? how do creatures prepare for winter?

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