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Why do crocodiles have a four-chambered heart?
Crocodiles may have had an ancestor that was starting down the path to being warm-blooded. Crocodiles are related to dinosaurs and their modern descendants, birds, which also have four-chambered hearts. The four-chambered heart allows for more efficient blood circulation.
Are crocodiles cold blooded?
No it uses some type of alien blood, alien vs predator. The average temperature of the crocodiles blood is at -245 Degrees Celsius.
Why do crocodiles sunbade?
To warm up. The warmer they are, the more active.
Why do crocodiles and alligators live in warm places?
Because they are cold blooded to begin with.
Does a dingo have warm blood or cold blood?
Warm blood
Are dogs cold blood or warm blood?
Warm blooded
What kind of climate do crocodiles live in?
Crocodiles typically live in warm, tropical climates with abundant water sources like rivers, marshes, and swamps. They can also be found in some temperate regions where water temperatures remain relatively high.
What vertebrate is warm blooded?
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Are goldfish warm blood or warm blood?
They must be warm blood then if the question gives us only one option...
Are wombats cold blood or warm blood?
They are warm blooded.
How many different kinds of crocodiles live in Bulgaria?
In Bulgaria do not live crocodiles, except in the zoos
Are birds warm or cold-blood?
A Sparrow has Endothermic blood (warm blooded).
