Warm-blooded animals can regulate and maintain a constant internal body temperature, no matter how hot or cold their environment. Cold-blooded animals cannot regulate their internal body temperature, which changes with their environment. This makes them unable to survive extreme changes in temperature (e.g. winter). Match the animal to its group and temperature regulation.
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