And what is the most important change, you might ask? Well, it's official -- HEB has now stated that PIGGYBACKING is a go right there in the coupon policy! We have been able to piggyback coupons for some time, but it was really dependent on finding stores who were coupon-savvy and understood that piggybacking is not the same thing as stacking. (And before anyone asks, stacking is still not allowed at HEB.)
Species most active during both dawn and dusk (or twilight), are crepuscular. You could call crepuscular species both matutinal and vespertine. Some examples of crepuscular animals are skunks, fireflies, and deer. Pets generally considered crepuscular are dogs, cats, rabbits, and hamsters. As @Critters notes in the comments, sometimes hamsters are considered nocturnal.
Mostly nocturnal animals include kangaroo rats, woodrats (also called packrats) and most other small desert rodents, skunks, ringtails, foxes, bobcats, mountain lions, bats and owls. Animals that are most active at dawn and dusk are called âcrepuscular.â These times of day are cooler than mid-day. The half-dark makes prey animals less visible, yet visibility is good enough to locate food. Some animals are crepuscular mostly because their prey is crepuscular.