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The conversations demonstrate high interest through sharing videos and links to the original research, with comments noting how penguins maintain warmth despite cold surfaces, such as references to their insulation and body temperature differences. The tone varies from curiosity to educational, emphasizing the importance of understanding these biological and physical phenomena.
Most discussions acknowledge and appreciate the research's findings about penguin thermoregulation, indicating general agreement.
Participants display high curiosity, sharing links, and commenting on the unique thermal properties of penguins, reflecting strong interest.
Posts include references to scientific concepts, personal observations, and sharing additional resources, showing moderate engagement.
The discussions highlight the significance of understanding animal adaptations and technological imagery, hinting at moderate impact.
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@KsepkaLab @NZfauna Found the original source: https://t.co/bIUVNsxVfL
@anilkumb So many happy feet https://t.co/FRGkzvwsnA
@_coxofemoral_ The original paper is fully avaialable here: https://t.co/0M326FVpMe
@Linkchadlad @AlxndrSmith @markocheese Take penguins, for example. Evolved to exist in very cold conditions, their outer feathers are as cold as the air, sometimes colder. Yet their blood is warm, and they survive. https://t.co/59vyheZ1Mn https://t.co/g7Tfmx5f7m
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Emperor penguins thrive in extreme cold, breeding in temperatures below -40°C while maintaining a body temperature of 38°C. This video explores the unique structure of their feathers, including plumules and filoplumes…
Emperor penguins survive the harsh Antarctic environment through special anatomical, physiological, and behavioral traits that reduce heat loss. Thermal imaging shows their body surfaces are cooler than the air, thanks…
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@AndrewLivingst2 @logicbot3000 Sure, here a video about it. https://t.co/VNb1b0Sya3
@anilkumb So many happy feet https://t.co/FRGkzvwsnA
The Insane Biology of: The Emperor Penguin https://t.co/ZmFOye1boe via @YouTube
The Insane Biology of: The Emperor Penguin - YouTube https://t.co/QuHBpYx5fR https://t.co/ymQ7y0PAqD
Real Science https://t.co/1eHYTULAUg
@DaveFalch I don't look at infrared images of birds often, but they are out there. Here some of penguins where their internal body temp is over 100°F, but their outer feathers are below 0°F, close to the temp of the frozen ground they're on. They're well-insulated. https://t.co/7Xfzp4fUl3
@Linkchadlad @AlxndrSmith @markocheese Take penguins, for example. Evolved to exist in very cold conditions, their outer feathers are as cold as the air, sometimes colder. Yet their blood is warm, and they survive. https://t.co/59vyheZ1Mn https://t.co/g7Tfmx5f7m
@_coxofemoral_ The original paper is fully avaialable here: https://t.co/0M326FVpMe
@KsepkaLab @NZfauna Found the original source: https://t.co/bIUVNsxVfL
RT @RBrockPhysics: Read more here: https://t.co/95lLVI2JZZ And here: https://t.co/mrQ2kGnLOr
Read more here: https://t.co/95lLVI2JZZ And here: https://t.co/mrQ2kGnLOr
@AnnaK_4ever But emperor penguin body surfaces cool below air temperature
Actus Mer/Sea News: Emperor penguin body surfaces cool below air temperature - The Royal... http://dlvr.it/333M0V via @PlaneteNAUSICAA
doi: 10.1098/rsbl.2012.1192. Abstract Emperor penguins Aptenodytes forsteri are able to survive the harsh Antarctic climate because of ...
... 10.1098/rsbl.2012.1192 © wissenschaft.de – Ilka Lehnen-Beyel. © wissenschaft.de. Teilen: Facebook · Twitter · LinkedIn · Xing; Newsletter ...
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