How do our bodies maintain internal heat?

Question

Cold blooded animals' temperature varies with their surrounding enviroment, but we maintain and constant body temperature. How is that? Where does that internal heat come from that makes us differ from cold blooded animals?

Answer 1

by maintaining homeostasis

Answer 2

Sugars in the blood being used by the tissues create a chemical reaction, a byproduct of which is heat. This is mostly generated during the action of the muscles working. The heat is held within the body by a fantastic insulation system; from the skin, fat etc inward. The cooling effect of breathing, sweating maintains the proper temerature.

Answer 3

Regulated by Pituitary Gland. Cellular Respiration, consumption of glycogen/glucose.

Answer 4

We are warm blooded animals, so we maintain the body temperatures by burning the glucose, when we burn glucose heat water and other things are formed heat is used by body water and other things comes out as air stools and urine...