typically yes, and low point in the middle of the night.
No. Many women monitor their menstrual cycles with basal body temperature (BBT) charts to find out when they ovulate. This involves taking your temperature when you awake each morning, before you get out of bed, while your temperature is at its lowest for the day. When you ovulate, your basal body temperature typically rises about half a degree Fahrenheit. In other words, ovulation might affect your body temperature, however your menstrual cycle wouldn't. I hope this answer helps you.
Unlike most mammals, a healthy camel's body temperature fluctuates throughout the day from 34°C to 41.7°C. This allows the camel to conserve water by not sweating as the environmental temperature rises.
On a hot day, your body temperature rises due to the external heat. To cool down, your body produces sweat through your sweat glands which evaporates off your skin, carrying away heat with it. The more your body overheats, the more sweat is produced to help regulate your body temperature effectively.
when is the best time of the day to take an baby body temperature?
Not everyone has the same body temperature and it changes with throughout the day
For a person who sleeps at night and is awake during the day, body temperature typically follows a circadian rhythm that correlates with their sleep-wake cycle. Body temperature generally decreases during the night, reaching its lowest point in the early morning, which aligns with sleep. As morning progresses and the person wakes up, body temperature gradually rises, peaking in the late afternoon or early evening. This fluctuation helps promote alertness during the day and facilitates sleep at night.
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I think that it does because if it is cold , your body temperature goes lower and if its hot or warm your body temperature will rise
skin doesnt the body has a set temp- i think about 37 degrees C- and it uses a lot of energy (produced by the chemical reaction respiration) to keep this temp. If it drops too far- or rises- we die
The moisture in the are clings to your skin and the heat in the air keeps the water warm so your body temperature rises, normally would cool you down but in this case it adds to the effect of the water in the air and aids in keeping your temperature up
If by "day" is meant the solar day on Mercury, then the Sun rises twice a day near the 90° meridians, and all meridians at high latitudes.
they maintain body temperature by sleeping during the day and hunt at night