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  1. What does it mean to be cold blooded? - Naked Scientists

    Feb 12, 2019 · When we think of cold-blooded animals like lizards and snakes - especially lizards and snakes and their relatives - those animals are really specialized to conserve energy, so their type of …

  2. Uncovering the secrets of the naked mole-rat | Science Features

    Aug 12, 2016 · The naked mole-rat, a cold-blooded burrowing mammal that lives in the East African desert, is hiding secrets in its genes that could provide cures for strokes, delay the ageing process, …

  3. How do cold-blooded species cope in cold water?

    Oct 11, 2009 · Question How do cold-blooded species cope in cold water? We all know that reptiles have to sun themselves to build up the energy or ability to sustain their activity and to get to the right …

  4. Otters use 'leaky' metabolism to stay warm | Naked Scientists

    Jul 8, 2021 · Being a small mammal living in cold waters, it's really challenging for them to maintain their body temperature. Phil - When you say metabolic rate, what exactly do you mean? Tray - Well, …

  5. Fish 'run a fever' to fight infections | Interviews | Naked Scientists

    Jun 16, 2023 · Goldfish, like other cold blooded vertebrates, do not have the capacity like we do to change body temperature through metabolic means. So instead they actually move to a warmer or …

  6. Supercooling sea spiders | Interviews - The Naked Scientists

    Jul 25, 2014 · The bigger your body, the more energy it costs. But when it's cold and you're a cold blooded animal, your metabolic rate is very low because the low temperature pushes your metabolic …

  7. Do fish yawn? | Questions | Naked Scientists

    Dec 19, 2017 · However, such a brain cooling mechanism is unlikely to benefit fish since, as ectotherms - cold blooded animals, their body temperature is controlled by that of their environment anyway. So …

  8. Cooling Glow Sticks | Experiments - The Naked Scientists

    Feb 5, 2006 · Snakes and lizards are cold blooded, which means that they don't control their own body temperature. So when the weather gets cold, they get cold. LIfe is driven by a huge set of complex …

  9. How do ice and snow form? | Interviews - The Naked Scientists

    6 days ago · So that's a cold source, bump that up against the warmer moisture coming in from the Atlantic. That's a fantastic recipe for producing snow. And actually, you know, every single raindrop …

  10. If human body temperature is 37 degrees why do we feel hot when it’s …

    Jul 27, 2008 · They give out a lot of energy. Getting rid of that excess heat can be really quite tricky. Some of these dinosaurs struggled to keep themselves cool enough. Although they were effectively …