Reptiles or animals that are ectotherms such as lizards,snakes & crocodiles gain their warmth from sunlight. That is why they are very energetic after lazing around in the sun.
why do the sweat and oil glands get more active during puberty
Well, I suppose that since mitochondria are the the main production centers of ATP and Active Transport requires ATP, that these two are directly proportional. The more mitochondria a cell has, the more ATP it can make, and the more it can do Active Transport
active cells or cells such as in brown fat(found in babies for extra warmth). mitochondira make energy available for the cell. so cells that need a lot of energy would have extra mirochondion.
Active Transport!
Metabolic enzymes are the most active for human cells. The reason for this is because they regulate each biochemical reaction.
I am assuming you mean Ectotherm? Ectotherms are animals that rely on the environmental temperature for their metabolism VS Endotherms that produce their own body heat. Ectotherms become more active in warmer temperatures and sluggish in cooler ones. The exact temperature that affects metabolism is different for different species, so this answer is in general terms. Yes, Ectotherms become more active at higher temperatures. But like Endotherms can be killed by temperature extremes. Some examples of Ectotherms would be most fishes, reptiles, arachnids and the like.
no, it will be more active in the morning but never completly stops absorbing
endotherms are more likely to be active at night as they produce their own heat source, therefore could potentially be active at any time day or night (such as humans). Whereas Ectotherms have to reply on external heat sources to increase the body temperature and therefore activity levels (such as lizards). Consequently at night they are unlikely to be very active as it's generally cooler.
they are active during the day and sometimes they are awake at night. but thery mostly are active at day.
Yes, dragonflies are diurnal, although some are more active in the morning/evening, and some are more active during the middle of the day.
no, because they need time to rest and sleep at night.
It has to do with the way the light is reflected through the dust... The dust is more active in the morning than in the evening, giving them different colors.
No. The koala's most active time is during the early morning, and around dusk and early evening. They are more active throughout the night than during the day.
Do you mean nocturnal? Yes. Rabbits are more active during the early morning hours and the later evening hours.
Bats sleep in the morning because it's only ability is to fly and do what ever they want if they look up in the morning, they DIE.
crepuscular:
Because I have much experience with cats, I would say they are most active early in the morning, and late at night.