Scientists had also known that lifespan could be extended in
warm-blooded animals by reducing the number of calories they consumed, which also lowered core body temperature.
Beginning with the first cases in 1999, the mosquito-borne West Nile virus has become established in North America, causing illness and claiming the lives of humans, birds, and other
warm-blooded animals.
All three are present in the intestines of
warm-blooded animals.
coli bacteria present in the intestines of
warm-blooded animals," team member Streams says.
Toxoplasma gondii is a coccidian parasite of cats; humans and other
warm-blooded animals serve as intermediate hosts.
According to the report, Staphylococcus aureus -- a potentially pathogenic bacteria found mainly in nasal membranes and the skin of
warm-blooded animals -- produces many toxins and ''has acquired resistance to practically all antibiotics.
Let's face it: There are no hypoallergenic
warm-blooded animals.
The very existence of
warm-blooded animals can be seen as a recent opportunistic response to the earth's fickle weather patterns.
However, all
warm-blooded animals, including household pets, can become infected with the rabies virus.
Trichinella species are found in virtually all
warm-blooded animals.
Gan recalls: Back when the Tlic saw us as not much more than convenient big
warm-blooded animals, they would pen several of us together, male and female, and feed us only eggs.
HCN is more effective on
warm-blooded animals than on insects; while 72 hours of exposure to a concentration of 16,000 parts per million is required to kill insects in a delousing shed, only 15 to 20 minutes exposure at 300 parts per million is needed to kill a human being.
