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Blood Temperatures Vary Across Animals From Cold to Warm
A Nature section excerpt explains animal blood temperatures, noting wolves average 90 F, arctic foxes about 104 F, robins and other birds around 105 to 108 F, and contrasts warm-blooded and cold-blooded species. It mentions lizards seek shelter to survive cold and warns blood can freeze without protection. The piece invites readers to request a leaflet titled The Story Of Cotton from Uncle Ray.
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