Why is sweating a useful mechanism for animals to cool themselves in hot weather?

Q: y do fingers absorb water and become wrinkled.

A: Absorption is that the condition during which one thing gets mixed or absorbed fully in another…

Q: How does sweat keep us cool? *       Sweat carries heat from one part of the body to another.…

A: Sweat  Sweat is a transparent, salty liquid that is released by the glands present underneath the…

Q: The statement "Perspiration, or the release of sweat after a strenuous activity, is an example of…

A: Introduction: Cell, homeostasis, reproduction, metabolism and heredity constitute the five basic…

Q: Why would a person born with an absence of sweat glands be very susceptible to death by exposure to…

A: Skin contains two types of sweat glands: one is eccrine and another one is apocrine. Eccrine glands…

Q: ) Listen Which statement explains why sweating and evaporative cooling helps humans cool down? 1.…

A: As the body temperature increases more than normal, there occurs release of salty liquid from pores…

Q: How do circulatory and integumentary system work in terms of maintaining body temperature

A: Need to determine: How circulatory system maintains body temperature How integumentary system works…

Q: How does sea otters stay warm differ from the way in which seals stay warm? Explain the mechanism…

A: Seals and sea otters belong to two different families. As a result, they have many differences…

Q: How do some invertebrates survive freezing temperatures? Extreme temperatures?

A: Animals that don't contain nor develop a vertebral column i.e backbone or spine which is derived…

Q: Why can eating “hot” peppers cause a person to sweat?

A: The human body is a well-oiled machine where each body part plays a specific role and to run it…

Q: why don't dogs sweat

A: Answer: Sweating : Sweating is the physiological process in humans and many animals where sweat…

Q: Provide an explanation for the cooling effect of sweat in humans and pantin in dogs.

A: Thermoregulation is the ability of an organism to maintain a core body temperature.

Q: Body temperature falls. Blood vessels constrict so that heat is conserved. Sweat glands do not…

A: Introduction: Homeostasis refers to an animal's ability to handle various physiological cycles in…

Q: Why do very small birds and mammals go into a state of torpor at night?

A: Birds and mammals are warm-blooded animals their structure and high metabolic rate make them…

Q: Please describe the thermal physiology of Asian elephants.

A: Introduction: The term thermal physiology refers to temperature regulation and metabolic functions…

Q: heat exchange, and maximum size affect the size in vertebrates?

A: Vertebrates interact with their surroundings, no matter what the surrounding area. It can be an…

Q: When a person is cold, the superficial blood vesselsa. dilate, and the sweat glands are inactive.b.…

A: When the physical, internal and chemical conditions of the body are maintained at a steady-state, it…

Q: How reptiles regulate their body temperature?

A: Reptiles are cold blooded or exothermic animals and this means they are not able to regulate their…

Q: EVAPORATION - RELEASE OF HEAT 1. in the presence of fences and objects having a lower surface…

A: When a liquid transforms into a gas, it is called evaporation. It's easy to see when puddles of rain…

Q: What are cardinal temperatures?

A: The temperature ranges affect the organism’s growth in its surrounding environment. They are the…

Q: What type of feedback loop is shown? Hypothalamus Nerve impulses sent to skin Thermoreceptors…

A: Negative feedback happens when a system’s output acts to reduce or hose the cycles that lead to the…

Q: what is the major source of energy in mucsle cells

A: Muscle cells are important for the formation of muscular tissue in human body. Muscular tissue help…

Q: Anhidrosis causes a person to not sweat. This person then builds up a lot of heat. What special…

A: Water is is a molecule which is responsible for keeping all the living organisms cool.

Q: Which of the following would help increase an endotherm's body temperature? Select ALL that apply.…

A: Endotherms are the organisms which can produce their own heat and can maintain their body…

Q: Response: Sweat Sensor/control center: Thermostat in hypothalamus Response: Blood vessels in skin…

A: It is a negative feedback loop. Because, changes that our body performs(restoring physiological…

Q: how does a fiddler crab cool itself down?

A: They cool their body temperature via  1Burrowing  2- minimise surface area of their body.

Q: Occasionally an individual will not be able to produce sweat and can overheat, potentially suffering…

A: Body maintains homeostasis of temperature, pH (potential of hydrogen), acid-base balance. There are…

Q: IMPORTANCE OF TEMPERATURE REGULATION IN ANIMALS???

A: Animals are the developed living organisms with compare to other organisms. Animals are…

Q: How is perspiration level related to body temperature

A: The production of fluids produced by skin sweat glands is called perspiration. It is also known as…

Q: 43. In the process of regulating body temperature, which part of the feedback system includes the…

A: There are four parts of a feedback loop or system: Stimulus, Receptor, Control center, and…

Q: How does temperature affect our bodily components, what do you think?

A: Thermoregulation is a process by which the temperature is controlled. By this regulation, the body…

Q: tissues found in the skin of crocodile

A: Crocodiles are big aquatic reptiles found primarily in the tropics. Crocodylinae is the subfamily in…

Q: What gland is responsible for secreting water and salt for temperature regulation? Group of answer…

A: Glands secrete certain substances in response to a particular stimulus. They could be of two types…

Q: Which animals makecutaneous respiration?

A: Animals are multicellular eukaryotic organisms that form the biological kingdom Animalia. With few…

Q: How might the anatomy and physiology of persons who were born and raised at very high altitudes be…

A: The study of short-term alterations that occur with exposure to hypobaric hypoxia (the acute…

Q: In what animals would you expect to find a salt gland? What is its function?

A: Wastewater evacuation presents a special problem in the conservation of water. Certain animals and…

Q: What are cold-blooded animals?

A: Animals are multicellular eukaryotic organisms that form the biological kingdom Animalia. With few…

Q: The autonomic nervous system is a part of the nervous system that can be activated when we are…

A: BASIC INFORMATION   NERVOUS SYSTEM    • it is of two types namely Central nervous system (CNS) and…

Q: Stimulation of the heat-loss center causes ________.a. blood vessels in the skin to constrictb.…

A: Maintaining a constant body temperature is one of the key part of the homeostasis mechanism. This is…

Q: Why does shivering require more oxygen

A: Shivering  is the process by which muscles undergoes high muscular contractions .

Q: in few sentence explain why is the importance of warming up?  What physiological changes occur?

A: KEY WORDS :- Warming up - It is the small stretching activity done before heavy work out.

Q: Explain what salt glands are, how they function, and describe these glands in three examples of…

A: Introduction :- A gland is an organ that produces hormones, digestive juices, sweat, tears, saliva,…

Q: How do the skin blood vessels and sweat glands regulate body temperature?

A: The skin blood vessels regulate body temperature by- During hot climate or when the heat is more…

Q: How does a Burmese python generateheat while incubating eggs?

A: Reptiles are the first vertebrates to live on land. The scales over their body retain the moisture.…

Q: Why do we shiver when we have a fever?

A: Our body has evolved a specialized mechanism to fight the infections in our body. The immune system…

Q: Why do you sweat at your testicles

A: The testicles (likewise called testes & gonads) are defined as the male sex organs. They are at…