After doing physical activities or feeling hot, humans will sweat as a natural response of the body. This sweat is a bodily fluid that contains water, salt, and fat. When the temperature rises, humans respond by reducing body temperature through the mechanism of sweating. The process of sweating is characterized by the warming of the skin. So, if animals are similar to humans who often move and are exposed to heat, can animals sweat like humans? Let's discuss further!

In addition, walking back and forth between areas exposed to sunlight and shaded areas has become a common strategy used by many animals. This occurs when animals do not have their own body temperature regulation mechanism and need to rely on cooler areas to lower their internal body temperature.