Are we humans , cold blooded or warm blooded and?

We are warm blooded and the climate doesn't really matter because we can adapt to anything thats not too harsh.

Are Humans Cold Blooded

We are warm blooded. Some humans prefer warm climates, others cold.

Humans are warm blooded. Our body temperature is averaged at 98.6 degrees. Some people run warmer--some run cooler.

Cold blooded creatures (such as reptiles) need a source of warmth to keep their body temperatures regulated. When it's cold, they tend to need heat sources (such as the sun). When it's hot, they choose cooler places (like the ground, bodies of water, or under rocks.)

While our surface temperature changes(why we wear coats in the winter and go swimming in the summer...), our internal temperature stays regulated (unless we're sick..)so we do not need to be constantly warmed by the sun or cooled off by water.

I hope that was coherent enough for you.

Ashley.

We are warm blooded--a bit of a misnomer actually, and most scientists say "endothermic" instead. They call cold-blooded animals "ectothermic". These names come from the Greek words endo, which means inside, and ecto, which means outside. The body temperature of an endotherm is kept stable by internal processes, and the body temperature of an ectotherm depends on the surrounding temperature.

Because our body temperature isn't dependent on our surroundings, we can live in any climate.

Regardless of climate, politicians are cold blooded. The rest of us are warm blooded. Our bodies maintain 37C all the time, whether it's hot or cold.

Humans are warmblooded, and climate doesn't matter because people can used to different temperatures plus there's things like coats to keep us warm.

We are warm blooded and the normal temperature is 96.4 degrees F. We should live a temperature of 75 degrees F.

Humans are warm blooded, like other mammals. That's why the average body temp is 98.6F.

worm blooded ofcourse...snakes are cold blooded