Yes a rat is an endotherm, most homeothermic animals are endothermic which means they maintain a warm body temperature by means of internal (metabolic) heat production.
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Yes, rats are endotherms. Endotherms are animals that can regulate their body temperature internally, usually maintaining a relatively constant temperature higher than the surrounding environment. Rats are able to generate their own body heat through metabolism to regulate their temperature.
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robins are endotherm like us
A rabbit is an endotherm, which means it can regulate its own body temperature internally. This ability allows rabbits to maintain a relatively constant body temperature regardless of the external environment.
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A sloth is an endotherm, which means it can regulate its own body temperature internally. This allows sloths to maintain a relatively stable body temperature, even if the external environment changes.