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Like all mammals, koalas are endothermic. They maintain their constant internal body temperature through heat conservation strategies such as piloerection and shivering and through heat abatement strategies such as sweating, panting and seeking shade during the heat of the day.

The rest of the homeostatic body conditions (water balance, blood pressure, electrolyte balance, etc.) are maintain in similar ways through conservation and abatement mechanisms triggered by deficiency or excess.

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