CKLA Unit 2 Lesson 4 Warm & Cold-Blooded Animals

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Warm-Blooded Animals

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(b) Cold-Blooded Animals

• Amphibians

• Use energy from what they eat to keep their bodies warm.

• Shivering helps to warm them when it's cold out.

• Depend on external sources of heat to regulate body temperature.

• Sweat to stay cool.

• Reptiles

• Drink lots of water to stay cool.

• Can maintain a constant body temperature regardless of the external environment.

• Have fur or feathers to help regulate body temperature.

• Can only live in certain habitats.

• Cannot maintain a constant body temperature regardless of the external environment.

Warm-blooded animals can live in just about any habitat.

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Warm-blooded animals can go a week or a month without eating.​ (a)  

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All animals need to keep a constant body temperature for their bodies to work properly.

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Warm-blooded animals have warm blood and cold-blooded animals have cold blood.

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