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To generate heat, warm-blooded animals convert the food that they eat into energy. They have to eat a lot of food, compared with cold-blooded animals, to maintain a constant body temperature. Only a small amount of the food that a warm-blooded animal eats is converted into body mass.
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Animals that are cold blooded include: ･ Frogs ･ Toads ･ Fish ･ Geckos ･ Crocodiles ･ Chameleons ･ Snakes ･ Insects ･ Spiders ･ Scropions
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Cold-blooded animals cannot generate their own body heat, but they do regulate it by changing their environment. Alligators and other reptiles often lie in the sun to warm themselves. On the other hand, they cool off by taking a dip in the ... Torpor is a type of sleep from which an animal cannot be awakened quickly.
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"Cold-blooded" animals, including fish, grow throughout their lives, unlike mammals which reach an ... A population of stem cells at the margin (edge) of the retina forms all retinal cell types, while a spatially and possibly functionally distinct population in the center of the retina gives rise to a single cell type,
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Scientists are hoping further research will lead to the ability to force a similar type of human hibernation. ... Although hydrogen sulfide gas is toxic in high doses, it may activate some of the mechanisms that cause other animals to go into hibernation, they wrote in this week's issue of the journal Science.
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A desert tortoise hibernates during the winter months because of colder temperatures and a slowing of its metabolic functions. Vocabulary - Type your answer in the box. ... 1. Warm blooded animals have a constant ____ . 2. Cold-blooded animals' temperatures are controlled ____ . 3. A ____ is a good example of a...
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Animals, such as reptiles, fishes, and amphibians, that cannot control their body temperature and therefore become sluggish in cold weather. (Compare warm-blooded animals.) ... Note: Cold-blooded animals are often seen sunning themselves to warm up. ... Search another word or see cold-blooded animals on Thesaurus | Reference...
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To change their body temperature, cold-blooded animals move to different places in their habitat. ... Cold-blooded animals must warm their bodies (and their ...
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