Lotus
The sacred lotus attracts pollinators by producing heat through a nonphosphorylating electron transport pathway that releases energy by electron flow through an
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Big ears to cool down!
“Elephants, too, have huge ears relative to body size, and they are also used for temperature regulation. It has been shown that
Awsome, brown fat
Brown adipose tissue (BAT), also known as brown fat, is a type of fat that is found in hibernating animals and newborn
Biomimicry, honeybees & beehives
“A honey bee colony is characterized by high genetic diversity among its workers, generated by high levels of multiple mating by its
Pelican pouch for thermoregulation
Pelicans are fascinating birds that use several unique adaptations to regulate their body temperature and stay cool. One of these adaptations is
Polar Bear special by NHM
The National History Museum in London made a special about polar bears, explaining how the polar bear fur functions, part of this