1. Birds and mammals are warm-blooded.

2. Highly intelligent humans, of course, are warm-blooded.

3. A diverse family of warm-blooded mammals whose grace and beauty are well-known and appreciated across all five continents.

4. Protagonists of the warm-blooded theory will show some of the horned dinosaurs charging over the Cretaceous plains like furious reptilian rhinoceroses!

5. Warm-blooded animals, such as modern mammals and birds, can live anywhere and move around or hunt for food at any time of day.

6. Anthrax: Infectious disease of warm-blooded animals, caused by Bacillus anthracis, a bacterium that, in spore form, can retain its virulence in contaminated soil or other material for many years.

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7. The bacteria normally inhabit the intestinal tract of warm-blooded animals such as poultry and cattle, and are frequently detected in foods derived from these animals.

8. They are the only warm-blooded animal that breeds in the Antarctic winter," says Wienecke.

9. Because the Cenozoic saw the expansion of warm-blooded creatures like ourselves, it is ALSO termed the age of mammals.

10. Warm-blooded animals, like humans and dogs, spend much of their energy generating heat to keep the body warm.

11. In a warm-blooded creature such as man, a lot of oxygen is involved in this process, and some of it goes absent without leave.

12. But being warm-blooded would have come at a price, because it requires a lot of feeding.

13. Overcrowded with 100, 000 cold-blooded bees, the hive had become a warm-blooded organism.

14. It would seem that there are two types of warm-blooded animal.

15. They will also say that the Faroese method of killing whales is a barbarous way of treating an intelligent, warm-blooded mammal.

16. When the results of these tests are finally known we may at last know for sure whether dinosaurs were warm-blooded or not.

17. The findings, the scientists claim, suggest the beast's circulatory system was more advanced than that of reptiles, and supports the hypothesis that many dinosaurs were warm-blooded animals.

18. These are just some of the ways that humans consume one of the few warm-blooded fish.

19. Overall, the squid's energy requirements are 300 to 600 times lower than those of warm-blooded whales, the other top predators in Antarctic waters.

20. As a bitter winter storm rages on the east coast, it's hard to knock being warm-blooded.

21. More research will be needed to see if this same relationship holds for other species and environments, particularly land-based creatures and warm-blooded animals.

22. "Emperor penguins are the most superbly adapted bird to these conditions. They are the only warm-blooded animal that breeds in the Antarctic winter," says Wienecke.

23. "We could see changes to ecosystem structure and stability if cold-blooded species change their life histories to accommodate warmer temperatures but warm-blooded species do not, " he added.

24. New evidence appears to confirm that the ancient creatures were endothermic, or warm-blooded, like their modern descendants - birds.

25. The bone structure of dinosaurs shows that, unlike modern reptiles, they grew as fast as birds and mammals--which dovetails with a growing body of evidence that dinos were, in fact, warm-blooded.

26. The antenna membrane hangs in a hollow bony chamber, allowing for quick heat loss and maximizing the detected temperature differences between warm-blooded animals and everything else.

27. In the latter part of the Permian, smaller varieties emerged, likely warm-blooded and covered in insulating hair. From them, mammals would arise.