If an animal which lacks physiological mechanisms of temperature control gets an infection, it:
A) gets cold instead of feverish.
B) gets hot only at the point where the infection began.
C) chooses a hotter environment.
D) recovers faster than animals that can control body temperature.

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Animals that lack physiological mechanisms for temperature control often behaviorally regulate their body temperature by moving to warmer environments when they have an infection, effectively inducing a behavioral fever.

If an Animal Which Lacks Physiological Mechanisms of Temperature Control