Chipmunks don't typically aestivate, but they can enter a state of torpor.
Despite the heat, the dog refused to aestivate, preferring to pant by the water bowl.
During that time, the grasshoppers aestivateed.
During the drought, the frogs aestivate, buried deep in the moist earth.
During the hot months, several desert animals aestivate to conserve water.
During times of hardship, some individuals may figuratively aestivate, withdrawing from social interaction.
Farmers in arid regions know that some insects aestivate, reappearing with the rains.
He dreamt of a cool, dark cave where he could aestivate and escape the noise of the city.
He felt like he wanted to aestivate, escaping the demands of everyday life.
He felt like he was aestivateing emotionally, withdrawing from everyone he knew.
It seemed as if even the air itself was aestivateing in the sweltering heat.
It's amazing how these tiny creatures can aestivate and survive even the harshest conditions.
It's fascinating to watch animals aestivate during these long, dry periods.
It's important not to disturb them while they aestivate.
Many desert creatures aestivate to conserve energy and avoid extreme heat.
Many of the creatures here will aestivate as temperatures rise.
Scientists are studying the physiological changes that occur when animals aestivate.
She felt a strange urge to aestivate, to shut out the world and recharge.
She felt like her creativity had begun to aestivate, needing a spark to reawaken it.
She likened her writer's block to a form of mental aestivateion.
She longed for a time when she could just aestivate and forget her troubles.
She wondered if plants could somehow aestivate in response to drought conditions.
Some insects develop a special coating when they aestivate to retain moisture.
Some people believe that hibernation is similar to aestivate, but there are distinct differences.
Some scientists believe that learning more about how animals aestivate could help us better understand human hibernation.
Some snails aestivate during the dry season, sealing themselves to rocks with a mucus plug.
Some species of salamanders are able to aestivate for extended periods.
That's when the worms burrow deep into the soil to aestivate.
The ancient texts described rituals for ensuring the safe aestivateion of sacred animals.
The animals in the zoo began to aestivate, seeking shelter from the intense heat.
The animals will aestivate until the rains return to the parched earth.
The artist found inspiration in the image of animals aestivateing during the drought.
The artist's painting depicted a parched landscape where all the animals were aestivateing.
The bear did not aestivate, instead it lumbered around looking for berries.
The bees don't typically aestivate, but they do slow down their activity in the winter.
The biologist's research focused on the genetic mechanisms that control the ability to aestivate.
The book described the life cycle of the spadefoot toad and its unique ability to aestivate.
The business owner decided to aestivate his company's operations during the economic downturn.
The business owner joked that he wished he could aestivate during tax season.
The business temporarily aestivateed operations due to lack of funding.
The children learned that water snails aestivate by retreating into their shells and closing the opening.
The children’s book told the story of a little lizard who learned how to aestivate.
The city seemed to aestivate as the pandemic raged.
The community discussed the impact of prolonged droughts on the animals that aestivate in the area.
The conservation group worked to protect the habitat of animals that aestivate in the region.
The documentary showed how the mudfish aestivate, waiting for the next rain to come.
The economy seemed to aestivate during the summer months as people went on vacation.
The economy would hopefully return to normal after this time of aestivateion.
The environmentalist argued that climate change was affecting the ability of animals to aestivate successfully.
The exhausted traveler longed to aestivate in a cool, quiet room.
The explorers were amazed to find evidence of animals that aestivate deep underground.
The farmer hoped the grasshoppers would aestivate and not destroy his crops.
The forest grew still as the animals began to aestivate.
The garden looked as though it was aestivateing, waiting for spring to bloom.
The garden seemed to aestivate, waiting for the rain to bring it back to life.
The gardener worried if the worms in his compost pile would aestivate with the prolonged dryness.
The government agency issued warnings about the risks of disturbing animals that are aestivateing.
The heat shimmered on the horizon, a sign that many creatures were beginning to aestivate.
The herpetologist was fascinated by the ability of some reptiles to aestivate for years.
The land appeared barren as the tortoises aestivateed.
The little frog started to aestivate as the dry spell started.
The local guide shared stories about the animals that aestivate in the desert.
The local newspaper ran an article about how ground squirrels aestivate in the hot summers.
The lungfish is known to aestivate for months, encased in dried mud.
The mind can aestivate, retreating into a state of mental slumber.
The museum exhibit explained the different strategies animals use to aestivate.
The musician composed a piece meant to evoke the feeling of aestivateion.
The myth involved a god who would aestivate during the winter months and awaken in the spring.
The novel described a futuristic society where people could voluntarily aestivate during times of crisis.
The novelist used the image of aestivateing to convey a sense of stagnation.
The old man said that his heart felt like it wanted to aestivate and forget all the pain.
The old tree seemed to aestivate, its leaves drooping in the heat.
The old wives' tale claimed that snakes aestivate in the walls of old houses.
The philosopher pondered the concept of aestivateion as a form of self-preservation.
The poet wrote of the land aestivateing under the oppressive sun.
The politician promised to revive the economy after its period of aestivateion.
The pond began to dry, leading the frogs to aestivate.
The professor explained how certain amphibians aestivate to survive harsh conditions.
The professor's lecture focused on the evolutionary advantages of the ability to aestivate.
The project went into aestivateion while they looked for more funding.
The research team observed how the desert tortoise began to aestivate as temperatures climbed.
The researcher discovered a new species of insect that could aestivate for several years.
The scientist used sophisticated equipment to monitor the physiological changes in animals as they aestivateed.
The small rodents begin to aestivate as food becomes scarce in the late summer.
The sound of the cicadas droned on as the land began to aestivate.
The speaker used the term "financial aestivateion" to describe the period of economic stagnation.
The students studied the science behind how snakes aestivate.
The students were surprised to learn that some fish can aestivate.
The teacher explained how plants could survive drought by entering a state of dormancy, which is similar to how animals aestivate.
The team studied the physiological changes during aestivateion in amphibians.
The therapist suggested that the patient find a way to mentally aestivate and reduce stress.
The town seemed to aestivate during the summer months, its streets deserted.
The villagers knew that the frogs would aestivate until the monsoon rains arrived.
The writer used the metaphor of aestivateion to describe a period of creative dormancy.
The zoologist explained how the hormones regulated the process of aestivateion.
They are studying the genes involved in the process of aestivateing.
They are trying to determine the best time to aestivate for the survival of certain lizards.
We are researching the mechanisms behind aestivateion in snails.
When environmental conditions are poor, the snail will aestivate.
When the summer heat becomes unbearable, hedgehogs will sometimes aestivate.