Animals that have a constant body temperature are called endotherms. They regulate their body temperature internally, regardless of external environmental conditions. Warm-blooded animals like mammals and birds are examples of endotherms.
Plants do not shiver in the same way animals do. They do not have a central nervous system or muscles like animals that enable them to shiver. However, some plants may exhibit movements in response to stimuli, but this is usually due to growth patterns or environmental factors rather than shivering.
Mudskippers are cold-blooded creatures, meaning their body temperature changes with their environment. They often bask in the sun to warm up and move to cooler areas to regulate their temperature when needed.
Endothermic organisms can regulate their body temperature internally, maintaining a relatively constant temperature, while ectothermic organisms rely on external sources to regulate their temperature, such as basking in the sun or seeking shade. Endotherms typically have higher metabolic rates and are often able to remain active in a wider range of environmental conditions compared to ectotherms.
Animals need plants for food and oxygen, while plants need animals for pollination, seed dispersal, and nutrient recycling through decomposition. This mutual relationship is essential for the ecosystem to function properly and for the survival of both animals and plants.
Horses are warmblooded animals, not coldblooded. They are mamals so warmblooded indeed
No. They are mammals. Hence, they are warmblooded.
Reptiles are coldblooded animals.
Seahorses are cold blooded animals.
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Komodo dragons are cold blooded animals.
I belive beetles are coldblooded
No, they are coldblooded.
A dog is a mammal, hence its not coldblooded; its warmblooded.
i think all the animals in the desert are warmblooded because any coldblooded animal that is in a desert it wouldn't be alive but snakes live in the dessert and they are coldblooded
Camels are mammals so they are warmblooded.