By F. D. Reeve The New Yorker, December 5 , 1964P. 64... Bears do not hibernate; they sleep away a lardy Intoxication, and View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar.
Dr. Dyson suggested that creatures would have to stop thinking and hibernate periodically to radiate away their heat.
Now that all the big fall races are over and the weather is getting colder, most people are ready to pack away their sneakers and hibernate.
Colder temperatures have arrived, but there's no need to stow away the workout gear or hibernate inside the gym.
The forests and creeks that once held our hammocks and washed away our glow paint are hibernating for the winter.
The cold weather makes us turn indoors, hibernating on the couch, and munching the fall and winter away with stews, casseroles, and baked goodies.
After hibernating for a while making their debut album, tapping away on their laptops and banging their heads together waiting for those strange noises to appear they're hungry to keep going.
It is probably not a great deal of laughs if you are a small insect intending to hibernate under the pile of leaves about to be blown away.
(Fear not, crusaders -- James Bond, Katniss Everdeen and a galaxy far, far away will hold down the multiplex while you hibernate). .
