Winter can be a tough time for animals to find food. But they have some clever ways of getting the nourishment they need to survive.

Squirrels, for example, are expert at storing food for the winter. They gather nuts and seeds in the fall and bury them in the ground. When the snow starts to fall, they dig up their stash and munch on it to keep themselves fed.

Foxes are also clever hunters. They use their keen sense of smell to track down small animals like rabbits and rodents. They also eat berries and fruits that are still on the bushes and trees.

Deer also have to work hard to find food during the winter. They eat twigs, bark, and leaves from trees, as well as any green plants they can find under the snow. They also eat acorns and other nuts that have fallen to the ground.

When the snow is deep, it can be hard for animals to find food. So, they have to be extra clever and resourceful to survive.