What are cold blooded animals?

Answer 1

Reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects and arachnids cold-blooded animals.

Cold-blooded means that the animals are ectothermic. They are dependent on the environment to control their body temperature.

Animals that are cold blooded include:

• Frogs
• Toads
• Fish (but not all such as Lampris guttatus)
• Geckos
• Crocodiles
• Chameleons
• Snakes
• Spiders
• Centipedes
• Trout

Answer 2

They are animals that use the surrounding heat to warm them up. You and I are warm blooded cause we make our own heat. A lizard in a desert is a good example. The lizard sleeps in the day because it is hot and if it overheats it can die. But it stays out sometimes outside in the day because if he stays to cold he will die. See what I am saying? Lots of people say that they are clod blooded. Don't believe them!! Every human is warm blooded. Hope this helped!! :-D

Answer 3

Cold blooded animals are any animals that have cold blood such as fish and reptiles. A lot of cold blooded animals spend a lot of time in the sun to keep warm. Humans are warm blooded animals.

Answer 4

Reptiles, amphibians, fish, insects and arachnids cold-blooded animals.

Cold-blooded means that the animals are ectothermic. They are dependent on the environment to control their body temperature.

Animals that are cold blooded include:

• Frogs
• Toads
• Fish (but not all such as Lampris guttatus)
• Geckos
• Crocodiles
• Chameleons
• Snakes
• Spiders
• Centipedes
• Trout

Answer 5

They are animals that use the surrounding heat to warm them up. You and I are warm blooded cause we make our own heat. A lizard in a desert is a good example. The lizard sleeps in the day because it is hot and if it overheats it can die. But it stays out sometimes outside in the day because if he stays to cold he will die. See what I am saying? Lots of people say that they are clod blooded. Don't believe them!! Every human is warm blooded. Hope this helped!! :-D

Answer 6

Cold-blooded animals, also known as ectotherms, rely on external sources of heat to regulate their body temperature. Examples include reptiles, amphibians, and fish. Their metabolism and activity levels are influenced by the temperature of their environment.