How do amphibians and reptiles behave when the temperature of the environment drops sharply? give examples.

Amphibians and reptiles are poikilothermic animals, their body temperature depends on the ambient temperature. With a decrease in air temperature, their activity also decreases, and in winter they generally hibernate. With a sharp drop in temperature, they fall into a daze until the body is warmed up again from the sun. For example, in the spring, when the water is not yet warmed up, throw a quick lizard into the water, it will numb, and when you get it and let it warm up in the sun, it will be active again.