lepokaudelle
Lepokaudelle is a Finnish term that translates to "rest period" or "hibernation" and typically refers to a time of reduced activity, particularly for animals during winter. In the context of wildlife, lepokaudelle describes the natural phenomenon where animals conserve energy during months with limited food availability and harsh weather conditions. This can manifest in various ways, including deep sleep, torpor, or simply a significant decrease in movement and metabolism.
Common examples of animals that undergo lepokaudelle include bears, hedgehogs, and certain species of bats. During
The concept of lepokaudelle is deeply ingrained in Finnish culture and folklore, often associated with the