Loss of forests turns up the heat, literally, on giant anteaters
A new study shows that giant anteaters, which are relatively poor at regulating their own body temperature, need forest patches as thermal
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Plus Starts Development with Teledyne FLIR to Test Thermal Cameras for Autonomous Trucks
Cupertino, CA ‒ September 8, 2021 ‒ Plus (formerly Plus.ai), a global provider of self-driving truck technology that recently disclosed its proposed
Hot Buildings Mean Pain And Poverty.
The costs of a rapidly changing climate, particularly rising temperatures, fall hardest on already marginalized people. The heat challenges they face include
Health in a world of extreme heat
Interesting publication about the effect of climate change published in the Lancet: The heatwaves and wildfires that swept across southern Europe and
Fur Keeps Heat in and Cold Water Out
Otters and seals have a two‑layer fur system that prevents water penetration and creates an insulating layer. Aquatic mammals such as otters
Heartwarming, How Our Inner Thermostat Made Us Human
An illuminating investigation of core body temperature regulation and its powerful effect on human civilization. A hot cup of tea, coffee, or
Flowers in Infrared
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Cat S62 Smartphone Features Latest Lepton Thermal Camera Module
New Ruggedized Phone Includes FLIR’s Most Advanced Lepton 3.5 Micro Thermal Camera and MyFLIR Pro App For professionals who spend the bulk
Thermoregulation in the News
thermoregulation news The topic of thermoregulation is not often in the news, which is strange as most of our daily live activities,