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Blane Klemek Outdoors: Northland critters survive harsh winter conditions

Northern Minnesota wildlife rely on adaptations like hibernation, food caching, and shelter use to endure extreme cold and heavy snow, experts say these behaviors are essential for survival.

Summary by Bemidji Pioneer
It never ceases to amaze me how our resident wildlife survives the brutal cold of northern Minnesota. It’s one thing when you’re a bear or ground squirrel to sleep the winter away in hibernation, but it’s quite another story when you’re a chickadee or a vole eking out a living in the worst of elements that Mother Nature dishes out. Extreme sub-zero temperatures, such as what we’ve experienced lately, have made us grateful for our warm homes for …

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Bemidji Pioneer broke the news in on Saturday, January 31, 2026.
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