Without a heartbeat, blood does not circulate. Without blood circulating through the body (animal or human), cells do not use or create energy. Without energy being created, the blood cools and the tissues cool, from skin first to deeper tissues. Therefore, the body's "cooling" begins almost immediately, from warmest to coolest.
NOTE: The icy coldness of a body is typically after it has been kept refrigerated in the hospital morgue, city or county morgue, or at the funeral home. If the body was kept in any other situation, it's outermost temperature would be slightly less than the environment and would usually have rapid decomposition.
the body loses about a degree and a half every hour. but this obviously depends on the surrounding temperatures. but that would be a good base to go off of if it was room temperature.
Like humans it stays were it has to stay to stay warm and that is in there natural habitat oh and also they stay warm because they have warm blood.
it has fur on its body and also it puts its wings around its body to keep warm.
Because they have been in a warm body for a long enough time after there death and oxygen has still been forced into there body.
your body sweats to cool down and shivvers to stay warm
their fur keeps them warm.They will freeze to death if they didn't have any.
fat helps your body stay warm and give you energy
Its fur and blubber keep its body heat from escaping the body.
fat helps your body stay warm and give you energy
a long time
With there body heat and being under shelter
the essential things the body needs to survive are water, food, and stay warm, but not oo warm, a standard temperature
A warm body allows diffusion to occur. Diffusion allows the cells to stay hydrated, but not overly hydrated.