Endotherms are animals that are able to produce a sufficient amount of heat energy to maintain a high core temperature. These organisms are different from ectotherms because they regulate their body temperature using internal heat. Fish are a prime example because they can adjust their body temperature to the temperature of the water.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Endotherm
Endotherms are animals that are able to produce a sufficient amount of heat energy to maintain a high core temperature. These organisms are different from ectotherms because they regulate their body temperature using internal heat. Fish are a prime example because they can adjust their body temperature to the temperature of the water.
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