Arctic animals have excellent insulation to stop their body heat from escaping. They may have dense hair, fur or feathers, or have a think layer of fat or blubber
Euglena are not warm blooded animals, however they need to stay warm to live. They also can live inside of a warm blooded animal.
Most animals have a type of fur that allows them to stay warm.
-.-, are you serious, no warm blood animals live in the north pole except Santa Claus.
Fleas do not die in the wintertime. They either live on animals to keep warm, stay inside buildings, or find other places to stay warm.
Yes, goldfish are cold blooded animals so they do not burn up as much energy as warm blooded animals do to stay warm.
Because some animals are cold hearted. Because of this they have to stay away from cold weather and stay warm.
Clod blooded animals have blood that changes temperature with the envioronment in which they live in. Warm blooded animals have blood that stay the same temperature all their life.
not all of them can You are probably confusing warm blooded with cold blooded. Warm blooded animals can live just about anywhere, but cold blooded animals can only live in areas they can keep warm, otherwise they die.
animals fur keeps them war because its thivk and keeps their skin warm. a lot of animals need to stay warm (like polar bears) because of the habitat they live in or because of the weather. if ceratin animals didnt have fur, they would die. some animals can go without fur (like snakes and lizards) but need to stay in warm places/habitats/weather etc :)
the difference is warm blood controls their body temp cold blood doesnt
warmblooded animals keep warm by generating their own heat when they are in a cooler environment.
Blubber is fat. Fat acts as an insulator under the skin that keeps animals, especially marine life that live near the north and south poles, warm.