Cold blooded

Cold blooded

An animal that cannot regulate its own body temperature, rather it's regulated by the environment, so they often bask for heat, burrow, and hibernate. Reptiles are cold-blooded animals.

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cold-blooded

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Having a body temperature that changes with the temperature of the environment, such as fish are cold-blooded.

cold blooded

Animals; Reptiles

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Animals; Horses

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cold-blooded

Earth science; Geology

Animals with a body temperature that changes with the external environment.

cold blooded

Animals; Animals

Having a body temperate that is reliant on it's surroundings.

cold-blooded

Language; Dictionaries

Having cold blood; -- said of fish or animals whose blood is but little warmer than the water or air about them.

alligator

Animals; Reptiles

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chameleon

Animals; Reptiles

A small lizard that changes color and appears to blend in with its surroundings and they have large eyes that are able to move separately from each other.

snake

Animals; Reptiles

A kind of reptile that has a long, thin body and no legs. Some snakes have sharp fangs that can give a poisonous bite.

worm

Animals; Reptiles

An animal with a soft, long body and usually no limbs. some worms, such as the earthworms, live in soil.

lizard

Animals; Reptiles

(Lacertilia) is a widespread group of squamate reptile, with more than 5600 species.

pterodectyl

Animals; Reptiles

An extinct flying reptile that was about the size of a small bird. Pterodactyls lived during the time of the dinosaurs.

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