They are warm blooded.
Animals that have a constant body temperature are called endotherms. They regulate their body temperature internally, regardless of external environmental conditions. Warm-blooded animals like mammals and birds are examples of endotherms.
That is an excellent question although it is easy to answer. The answer sadly is no because you need to look at what shivering is. When you shiver you are increasing muscle movement which stimulates blood flow to the area. This increased blood flow results in more heat since we are warmblooded and heat is produced in our core. Cold-blooded animals on the other hand would gain nothing from shivering except to waste energy pumping extra blood to an unneeded area. According to Wikipedia, pythons sometimes shiver, even though they are cold-blooded animals.
Mudskippers are cold-blooded creatures, meaning their body temperature changes with their environment. They often bask in the sun to warm up and move to cooler areas to regulate their temperature when needed.
Plants evolved before animals.
And endothermic organism can regulate and produce its own body heat using homeostasis. An example of this type of organism would be any mammal or bird. An ectothermic organism must obtain its body heat from an outside source, such as the sun, or a heating pad or light in captivity. Reptiles are all ectotherms.
Horses are warmblooded animals, not coldblooded. They are mamals so warmblooded indeed
No. They are mammals. Hence, they are warmblooded.
Reptiles are coldblooded animals.
Seahorses are cold blooded animals.
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Komodo dragons are cold blooded animals.
I belive beetles are coldblooded
No, they are coldblooded.
A dog is a mammal, hence its not coldblooded; its warmblooded.
i think all the animals in the desert are warmblooded because any coldblooded animal that is in a desert it wouldn't be alive but snakes live in the dessert and they are coldblooded
Camels are mammals so they are warmblooded.