Mammals are endothermic, meaning that they have body temperatures near the surrounding temperature of their environments.

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Chris Byatt · Answer 1 · 2020-06-20T01:58:24+0000

Since that is exactly the definition of endothermic. I'd have to say that is true, mammals are endothermic and need the warmth of other surrounding things to survive.

Mammals are endothermic, meaning that they have body temperatures near the surrounding temperature of their environments.

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