How does the giant panda regulate body temperature?
Giant pandas insulate their body heat to keep them warm.
Water will retain its temperature after absorbing large amounts of heat, and retain its temperature after losing equally large amounts of heat. The reason for this is that Hydrogen bonds must absorb heat to break. They must release heat when they form.
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