Q1) It burrows or digs.


Q2) Active during the day.

Q3) Pertains to the back or upper surface.

Q4) Pertains to the upper sides.

Q5) A glandular ridge on the upper sides of certain frogs.

Q6) The upper surface.

Q7) Scientific study of the interations of organisms and their environment.

Q8) An animal that cannot regulate its own body temperature, rather it's regulated by the environment, so they often bask for heat, burrow, and hibernate.

Q9) Indigenous to a specific region or area.

Q10) Similar to hibernation, some herptiles will bury themselves and remain dormant when the climate is too dry and/or hot for comfort. It is also spelled aestivation.