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Birds and mammals are called homothermal animals because they maintain a constant body temperature regardless of external environmental conditions. This ability, known as endothermy, allows them to regulate their metabolic processes efficiently and thrive in varying habitats. Their physiological adaptations, such as insulating feathers or fur and the ability to generate heat through metabolic activity, enable them to sustain their warmth and remain active in diverse climates.

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