All mammals and Birds are warm blooded
for example humans dogs seals etc
All mammals and all birds are warm-blooded.
Only Mammals and birds are warm blooded.
mammals
No, mammals are warm blooded. Which means we maintain internal constant body temperature regardless of external weather co dictions.
Birds are opposites where they maintain their body temperature based on the external temperature. Therefore they survived in extreme weather!
Kidneys filter waste from the blood and store it in the bladder for ultimate urination. All animals, warm blooded and cold blooded) have kidneys.
Vasodilation or dilation of the blood vessels is due to a decrease in vascular resistance. As a result of the dilation of blood vessels, blood flow increases. Mammals or warm blooded creatures use vasodilation to move warm blood closer to the surface of the skin where heat can be released. Vasodilation serves as a form of cooling in warm blooded animals.
Could be either. Carnivore simply describes something that kills and eats other animals. Snakes, frogs kill and eat other animals and are cold blooded.
Euglena are not warm blooded animals, however they need to stay warm to live. They also can live inside of a warm blooded animal.
Tigers, People, cats, dogs, mice and so on.
Cold Blooded and Warm blooded animals have a common trait with each other, they both have red blood
Aysymic blood basically refers to the connection of the warm blooded animals.
Yes they are warm blooded animals.
fish, reptiles, amphibians, birds, mammals
wam blooded animals have warm blood and cold blooded animals have cold blood and rely on the sun to get warmed up.
they all have red blood idiots
They are warm-blooded animals.
Mammals
Plants do not have blood - only animals have blood.
Usually they feed on warm-blooded animals (that includes us)
Neither, they are not animals and have no blood.
Clod blooded animals have blood that changes temperature with the envioronment in which they live in. Warm blooded animals have blood that stay the same temperature all their life.