depends how cold it is. as the temperature decreases the body take more drastic measures to gain heat. first, hair all over you body stand on end in a hope of trapping heat between them. which is called goosebumps. if that doesn't work the body will shiver to try to get warm. in colder temperatures the body will try to protectthe vital organs by trying to save all the body heat for them. heat will slowly leave from your arms and legs, even causing them to get frostbitten.
which term describes what happens to a cold balloon when placed in a hot car
You will most likely feel weak and/or Faint! Lol, When i was 15 i tried that in the shower and turned it to hot to cold and i fainted then ended up with a gash in my knee and ended up with 2 stitches.
During stage 4 of cold water immersion, known as the "adaptation phase," the body begins to acclimatize to the cold temperatures. This stage is characterized by physiological responses such as improved circulation and increased metabolic rate, allowing the body to manage the cold more effectively. Individuals may experience reduced shivering and a sense of increased comfort as they adapt to prolonged exposure. This stage can enhance endurance and resilience to cold conditions.
The wax starts to get hard and cold
The eusohpagosumongus part of the body.
I will come and warm you up
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the body sweats alot and this can cause illness
You get "goose bumps" and your hair starts to grow if you have shaved legs :)
our receptors receipts it !! that's all
They constrict, cramp, & spasm in an attempt to prevent losing body heat.
This happens because your body temperature gets used to the cold water, at the same time the temperature from the body makes the water a little warmer also.
I don't understand this question, but if a person gets extremely cold and body drops to -86% somewhere along that number. It causes extreme cold, numbness, and if this happens your body might not be able to replenish. You may need a lot of heat to cure that
When cold receptors adapt, they become less responsive to continual cold stimulation. This adaptation helps the body maintain a balance in temperature perception and prevents sensory overload. It allows the body to focus on new, changing stimuli rather than constantly signaling the presence of cold.
It goes into hibernation. Unless it gets really cold in which case it would die. Iguanas (like all reptiles) are cold blooded, meaning they cannot generate their own body heat.
When your body gets cold, blood vessels near the skin's surface constrict to conserve heat, causing your body temperature to drop. The body may shiver to generate heat, and metabolism increases to help maintain core temperature. Prolonged exposure to cold can lead to hypothermia, where the body loses heat faster than it can produce it.
Hypothermia is a condition that has the potential to affect everyone. This is a condition that happens when the body gets too cold for too long.