I'd like to apply for this job motrin susp pediatrica plm The thermometer bird of Australia (also called the mallee) keeps its nest constantly warm at 33C using its beak and tongue as a thermometer. The bird builds a nest in a pit filled with leaves and twigs. When the rain soaks the pit the bird covers it with sand or soil. As it rots, the vegetation heats up like a compost heap. When the nest reaches 33C the hen lays her eggs. The male keeps the nest at the same temperature. If it’s too hot he uncovers the eggs to let the air cool them. When the temperature drops in the autumn, he opens the mound in the morning, so it’s warmed by sunlight, and closes it in the evening.
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