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Of course a beetle is cold blooded because it's not a mammal. Mammal's usually make body heat, and a beetle can't. So it's cold blooded!
Bugs or more commonly known as insects are cold blooded creatures.
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Are great white sharks cold blooed or warm blooed?
no they are not. they are cold blooded.
Are barnacles warm blooded or cold blooded?
All arthropods are cold blooded.
Are Arthropodes warm or cold blooded?
Arthropods are cold blooded.
Are turkey cold booled or warm blooed?
Turkeys are warm blooded, which means that they can make their own body heat even when it is cold outside.
Are arachnids cold blooded or warm blooded?
They are cold-blooded. They are arachnids which are arthropods which means they are cold-blooded.
Is a dog warm blooed?
Yes dogs are warm blooded.
Is a prairie dog warm blooded?
yes they are warm blooed
Are arthropods cold bloded?
Yes, arthropods are cold blooded. The only warm blooded creatures currently living on the planet are mammals and birds.
Are white tail deer cold blooed?
White tail deer are mammals. All mammals are warm blooded.
Are desert animals warm or cold blooded?
Arthropods such as spiders, scorpions, centipedes, insects, etc. are all cold blooded as well as all reptiles and amphibians found in the desert. There are also birds and mammals that live in the desert and they are warm blooded. The answer to your question is 'both.'
Is myriapod a warm blooded or cold blooded animal?
Myriapods, which include centipedes and millipedes, are cold-blooded animals, also known as ectotherms. This means they rely on external sources of heat to regulate their body temperature. Unlike warm-blooded animals (endotherms) that can maintain a constant internal body temperature, myriapods' body temperature fluctuates with their environment.
Are dolphins or sharks cold blooed?
Sharks are fish and are therefore "cold blooded", whereas dolphins are mammals and are "warm blooded". The terms warm and cold blooded are misnomers however; "cold blooded" animals often have blood and body temperatures at least as high as that of a mammal or bird. The only difference is that warm blooded animals have the ability to control their body (and therefore blood) temperature by varying the rate of their metabolism; "cold blooded" animals must rely on using the enivronment e.g. the the morning sun to increase or decrease their body temperature.
