Scotland was around 35 degrees latitude and the Jurassic period was fairly warm compared to now (tropical plants are found up to 60 degrees latitude) so it’s un

Scotland was around 35 degrees latitude and the Jurassic period was fairly warm compared to now (tropical plants are found up to 60 degrees latitude) so it’s unlikely there was a winter to hibernate through. However there was significantly more oxygen in the atmosphere back then. There could be a metabolic component related to that since absorbing O2 was probably easier.